Despite San Francisco's iconic fishing industry in Fishermen’s Wharf, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission has been working with the Trump Administration to undermine Federal agencies’ recommendations regarding how much water should remain in the Tuolumne river.
Nowhere is the rapid adoption of renewable energy resources more urgent than in the Midwest United States, where electric utilities remain heavily reliant on coal.
Community solar presents a promising opportunity to expand the utilization of renewable energy resources across the United States—and to ensure that often-marginalized communities have access to those resources and their associated benefits.
California’s publicly owned utilities have made great strides helping their customers cut electricity waste, saving $4.3 billion in total through lower electricity bills over the past 12 years, which amounts to nearly $3 for every $1 invested after accounting for…
California consumers saved roughly $4.3 billion on electricity costs and the earth’s atmosphere was spared of more than 2 million metric tons of carbon pollution in the past 12 years, thanks to energy efficiency measures taken by 38 of the…
