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California’s Leap in Building Standards California’s Leap in Building Standards California, Renewable Energy Policy California’s Leap in Building StandardsBy Ruby Beauchamp|2020-03-27T02:03:33-07:00July 23rd, 2019|Categories: California, Renewable Energy Policy|Tags: building energy efficiency standards, California Energy Commission, energy action plan, energy efficiency, renewable energy, solar, title 24| Read More Comments Off on California’s Leap in Building Standards
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CCAs and California’s Changing Electric Energy Landscape CCAs and California’s Changing Electric Energy Landscape Renewable Energy Policy CCAs and California’s Changing Electric Energy LandscapeBy Renata Langis|2019-06-26T16:46:22-07:00March 13th, 2019|Categories: Renewable Energy Policy|Tags: affordability, CCAs, community choice aggregates, Community Choice Aggregates in California, decentralized grid, distributed generation, diversification, energy marketplace, fair competition, investor-owned utilities, renewable energy, resilience, sustainability| Read More Comments Off on CCAs and California’s Changing Electric Energy Landscape
The Time for Time-of-Use has Arrived! The Time for Time-of-Use has Arrived! California, Renewable Energy Policy The Time for Time-of-Use has Arrived!By Renata Langis|2019-06-12T13:55:13-07:00January 16th, 2019|Categories: California, Renewable Energy Policy|Tags: construction, cost effective, CPUC, energy conservation, energy efficiency, energy policy, grid, peak use, resilience, shifting electricity use, solar, sustainability, sustainable, time of use| Read More Comments Off on The Time for Time-of-Use has Arrived!
CA Net Metering Policy Is Up for Re-Evaluation in 2019 CA Net Metering Policy Is Up for Re-Evaluation in 2019 Renewable Energy Policy CA Net Metering Policy Is Up for Re-Evaluation in 2019By Penn Martin|2019-06-12T13:42:41-07:00January 13th, 2019|Categories: Renewable Energy Policy|Tags: credits, electricity bill, net energy metering, return on investment, save money, utility| Read More Comments Off on CA Net Metering Policy Is Up for Re-Evaluation in 2019
