Remote meeting notice from CPUC: Pursuant to Executive Order N-29-20, Commissioners may participate in CPUC meetings remotely. See the COVID19 information page on the CPUC’s website for more COVID19-related info. The public may observe, provide public comments during the public comment period, and otherwise participate remotely pursuant to the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act. To listen or […]
Remote meeting notice from CPUC: Pursuant to Executive Order N-29-20, Commissioners may participate in CPUC meetings remotely. See the COVID19 information page on the CPUC’s website for more COVID19-related info. The public may observe, provide public comments during the public comment period, and otherwise participate remotely pursuant to the Bagley-Keene Open Meeting Act. To listen or […]
The City of Los Banos in Merced County will vote at its October 21, 7pm City Council meeting on the question of whether or not to join Peninsula Clean Energy. Other options have been evaluated and the decision about joining PCE is the only option on the table. Meeting information can be found HERE and […]
The CPUC is holding its meetings remotely. See the COVID19 information page on the CPUC’s website for more COVID19-related info. Remote meeting notice from CPUC: Pursuant to Executive Order N-29-20, Commissioners may participate in CPUC meetings remotely. The public may observe, provide public comments during the public comment period, and otherwise participate remotely pursuant to the Bagley-Keene […]
Special Notice: Starting on December 17, 2020, all legislative updates will be issued in The Climate Center e-news. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a beat! On October 12, the Assembly Utilities & Energy Committee held a special hearing to receive and discuss the “Preliminary Root Cause Analysis on the Mid-August 2020 Heat […]
Right now the California Energy Commission is accepting comments on their update on the State’s energy efficiency standards. Now is the time to call on the Commission to: Set an “all-electric” standard for new construction; Prohibit fossil fuel piping in new construction; All-electric high efficiency heat pumps and induction stoves are available now to eliminate […]
In case you haven’t noticed, there is a lot of Community Choice activity in the works in Orange County. A bit of background first. On September 25, 2018, the Irvine City Council approved conducting a feasibility study to determine the pros and cons of implementing a Community Choice program, including potential economic benefits for the […]
Dear Clean Power Exchange subscribers, Thank you for being a subscriber to The Clean Power Exchange e-news! CPX was created in early 2016 to help build and strengthen the Community Choice Energy movement in California. When we started there were only three CCAs up and running in California. Now, with over 20 operational agencies serving […]
In a true nail-biter with less than five hours left on the clock for the to sign or veto bills, Governor Newsom signed AB 841, the bill authored by Assemblymember Phil Ting that creates the School Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program. The new law will create a healthier environment for schoolchildren, save energy, create jobs in […]
Yesterday was the last day for the Governor to sign bills. Below is a summary of the results of some of the bills we monitored. To save you time, we have only included bills that have been signed by the governor or are still pending on his desk. All other bills previously tracked were withdrawn […]