
Round two in the effort to save solar in California
The California Public Utilities Commission released its revised rooftop solar energy proposal last week. Here's the good, the bad, and our next steps:
Clean, renewable energy is within our reach — all we have to do is seize the opportunities around us.
To live greener, healthier lives we need to be using less energy and getting more of our energy from renewable sources like the sun and the wind. The good news is that powering our lives with clean energy is getting easier every day, and the transition away from fossil fuels, toward an economy that runs on renewable energy, is picking up steam. Together we can accelerate the change.
The California Public Utilities Commission released its revised rooftop solar energy proposal last week. Here's the good, the bad, and our next steps:
Since 2017, our research partners at Environment America Research & Policy Center have issued the annual “Renewables on the Rise” report to track and celebrate America’s progress on renewable energy.
Going solar will soon get a lot easier in California — which could very likely help bring down the cost of solar across the country.
The new law sets interim goals for the state on clean electricity.
Rooftop solar panels could generate nearly half of the electricity currently used in Massachusetts each year.
The Clean Energy, Jobs, and Affordability Act adds momentum to a movement that aims to power the lives of Californians with clean renewable energy.
Environmental advocates and legislators call on Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker to sign a climate bill into law.
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State Director, Environment Massachusetts
State Director, Environment Georgia
State Director, Environment California
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