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    Effort to Bring Clean Energy, Transportation and Energy Efficiency to Low-Income, Disadvantaged Communities Moves Forward

    By jamurPosted on 30 August 2018

    Officials from the California Energy Commission, the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) discussed […]

    California Expected to Exceed 2020 Goals for Energy Storage

    By jamurPosted on 29 August 2018

    California’s energy suppliers continue to make great strides toward exceeding their state-mandated 2020 procurement goals for energy storage. As of […]

    Energy Equity Opportunities In Low-Income Communities

    By jamurPosted on 23 August 2018

    In California many low-income and disadvantaged communities are increasingly affected by climate change impacts. Many lack access to renewable energy, […]

    Getting More Energy Efficiency From Air Conditioners

    By jamurPosted on 31 July 2018

    When it’s hot outside and your central air conditioner needs to be replaced, most people may think the energy efficiency […]

    Building Energy Use Program Changing How California Companies Conserve

    By jamurPosted on 12 July 2018

    Benchmarking is beginning to change the way California’s companies conserve energy. Statewide benchmarking, or measuring a building’s energy usage compared […]

    Energy Commission Funds Bright Idea for Improved School Lighting

    By jamurPosted on 7 June 2018

    Many schools have outdated, poor-quality lighting that can negatively impact student performance and drive up energy costs. But a California […]

    Energy Commission-Funded Product Delivers Tightly Sealed Building Envelopes

    By jamurPosted on 23 May 2018

    Homes are generally designed to keep the indoors in, and the outdoors out. But that doesn’t always happen, especially with […]

    Supporters React to Adoption of 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards Requiring Solar in New Homes

    By jamurPosted on 9 May 2018

    Moving to cut energy use in new homes by more than 50 percent, the California Energy Commission on May 9 […]

    State Leads by Example With Sustainability, DGS Official Says

    By jamurPosted on 3 May 2018

    When it comes to sustainability, a California Department of General Services (DGS) official says her department “should be at the […]

    Microgrid Adds Energy Resiliency and Emergency Power at Rancheria, and a Model for Small Businesses

    By jamurPosted on 25 April 2018

    The Blue Lake Rancheria is adding a new project to its portfolio of microgrid projects, which will enable a gas […]

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