The two most important lawmakers on energy policy this session are optimistic about passing clean energy legislation, especially when it comes to energy efficiency.
A proposal by the state’s Public Utilities Regulatory Authority is designed to drive the deployment of 580 megawatts of energy storage capacity by 2030.
A group of clean energy, business, and public health advocates are pressing the state to adopt California’s rules to cut auto emissions and boost electric vehicle sales.
The International Code Council is set to consider a proposal that would strip public sector members of their voting rights on updates to influential model building energy code.
After backing competing clean energy bills, solar advocates and developers have reportedly united behind a small, short-term funding extension proposal.