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Sonoma Clean Power to Provide Local School Districts Free Battery Storage Assessments
/0 Comments/in All News, San Francisco Bay Area /by News Article RepostSchools with existing solar arrays in SCP’s service territory can participate in energy storage feasibility study (SANTA ROSA, CA) – Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) is partnering with TerraVerde Energy to offer financial and technical feasibility assessments for battery storage systems, at no cost, to public K-12 schools in Sonoma and Mendocino Counties. Reliable backup power has […]
Legislative Update for September 3, 2020
/0 Comments/in News Feed /by Woody HastingsThe 2020 Legislative session ended at midnight on Monday, August 31. Below is a summary of the results of some of the bills we monitored. The Governor has until September 30 to sign or veto bills. For a complete list of the 135 bills we tracked in 2020, click HERE. Endorse our Climate-Safe California platform […]
Regulatory Update for September 3, 2020
/0 Comments/in News Feed /by Woody HastingsThe 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 […]
Integrating Environmental Stewardship Principles into Power Procurement
/0 Comments/in All News /by Paige HughesCalifornia’s ambitious clean energy mandate of 100% zero-carbon electricity by 2045 (SB 100) will require renewable energy development to increase significantly over the next two decades. These infrastructure investments, essential to removing carbon from California’s economy, will require a significant amount of land. Local community choice aggregators (CCAs) are leading the charge when it comes […]
Regulatory Update for August 20, 2020
/0 Comments/in Advanced Community Energy, All News, News Feed /by Woody HastingsThe 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 […]
Legislative Update for August 20, 2020
/0 Comments/in All News, News Feed /by Woody HastingsAll meetings are held in a modified version pursuant to the Governor’s Executive Order N-25-20. Recent revised August tentative calendar for the Assembly is HERE. Recent revised August calendar for the Senate is HERE. Below is the list of several, but not all of the key bills that we are tracking, listed in the […]
August 5th Community Energy Resilience Policy Summit Focuses on Equity in State Clean Energy Resilience Programs
/0 Comments/in Advanced Community Energy, All News /by Kurt JohnsonAs California turns its attention to enhancing energy resilience in the face of widespread power outages, wildfires, and COVID19, policymakers need to prioritize clean energy resilience for California’s lower-income communities. This was the focus of August 5th’s Community Energy Resilience Policy Summit. Here’s an event summary blog, the agenda with links to presentations, speaker bios, and a link to the full video presentation. […]
Clean Energy Alliance Accepting Applications for Community Advisory Committee
/0 Comments/in All News, San Diego /by News Article RepostAug. 5 – The Clean Energy Alliance, a Joint Powers Authority between the cities of Carlsbad, Del Mar and Solana Beach, is seeking interested residents and business owners from its member cities to apply to serve on its inaugural Community Advisory Committee. The new community-based committee will advise the board of directors on its Community Choice Aggregation […]
Regulatory Update for August 6, 2020
/0 Comments/in News Feed /by Woody HastingsThe 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 […]
Legislative Update for August 6, 2020
/0 Comments/in All News, News Feed /by Woody HastingsThe Legislature returned to active session on Monday, July 27. All meetings are held in a modified version pursuant to the Governor’s Executive Order N-25-20. Recent revised August tentative calendar for the Assembly is HERE. Recent revised August calendar for the Senate is HERE. Below is the list of several, but not all of […]