A new association will make a renewed push for a viable community solar and storage program in California. Californians for ...
California’s grid reliability and premier virtual power plant (VPP) program are in limbo as the state faces a $12 billion budget shortfall and has just weeks until its legislative session comes to ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. California and nearly two dozen states sued the Trump administration over its cancellation of a $7-billion solar ...
The California Energy Commission has unveiled a new $55 million incentive program to expand public electric vehicle fast charging throughout the state. The ‘Fast Charge California Project,’ part of ...
CALIFORNIA IS SUING the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under President Donald Trump for rolling back federal grants that would have gone toward building infrastructure for solar power energy in ...
Pacific Gas and Electric Company is increasing its commitment to helping customers with overdue energy bills by allocating ...
Over the weekend, lawmakers in Sacramento passed a suite of energy-related bills pushed by Gov. Gavin Newsom that came forward in the final days of the California legislative session. The measures ...
As the federal government turns its back on the clean energy transition, gutting decades of progress with the passage of the Trump ugly budget bill, California now stands alone at a critical ...
(The Center Square) - A nuclear fusion bill signed into law this month in California would advance efforts to develop a safer, less radioactive energy source that could power the state. If developed ...
This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. California wants biomass markets to fund costly forest thinning, and startups — many based in the state — believe ...
For decades, rolling blackouts and urgent calls for energy conservation were part of life in California — a reluctant summer ritual almost as reliable as the heat waves that drove them. But the state ...