We are now a part of the EPA’s Green Power Partnership! We use more than 7 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power annually. This represents 15% of our total electricity use, which according to the U.S. EPA, is the equivalent to the annual electricity use of more than 700 average American homes. Proud to do our part to advocate for green power sources and continue to reduce our carbon footprint. https://lnkd.in/epwkGDQq
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Want to save serious money on your home or commercial energy bills? I'm pleased to share our new guide to Sustainable Energy Savings, that specifically talks about Air Source Heat Pumps; including the grants available, plus the costs and savings that both domestic and commercial users can make. If you would like to get a copy of the guide, please click the link below. https://lnkd.in/efrgTuNm
♻ As clean energy initiatives gain momentum, addressing concerns about rising electricity costs is paramount. Initiatives such as the integration of energy-efficient building envelopes, featuring materials like spray foam insulation, are pivotal in addressing concerns surrounding escalating electricity costs and environmental impact. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gsUtwRNw
Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Fellow, DOE Office of State and Community Energy Programs
🏬🏠 California’s EECBG Program-funded Local Building Decarbonization Challenge is a great example of focused collaboration between federal, state, and local governments to accomplish one essential climate goal: reducing emissions in the built environment. Here’s to more comfortable, efficient, sustainable, and resilient buildings.
California has been selected for a $4.5M DOE grant that will cut pollution across the state. This funding will help local governments enhance energy codes, reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency and more!
"After decades of working to extract and refine coal, oil, and natural gas, many rural communities are at risk of being left behind." - Kyle Kammien, Dream.Org Policy Director. Read more in our latest piece in TriplePundit!
As we transition to a cleaner, greener economy that works for all, projects that will provide more reliable and affordable electricity, pollution reduction, and opportunities in communities across the country are running into challenges that require a legislative solution - permitting reform. To learn a bit more about why we need to pass permitting reform so that communities can see the benefits of the clean energy transition, please check out my new op-ed! https://lnkd.in/eQfGDTBR
Ex-Minister for State for Power Division's eight years old newspaper report given below. How ever not a single FO-based power plant has been shut down in the last eight years. What's more painful is that, several FO-based power companies have been granted extensions after the expiry of their power purchase agreements. This is a criminal act, as these power plants generate expensive (Rs.35/kWh) electricity and are harmful to the environment. It's time for us to take action and find sustainable & renewable alternatives. Let's work together towards a greener future for our planet.
A new report finds states with retail energy choice can easily transition to clean energy and help reduce carbon emissions without relying on taxpayer dollars. #ChooseWhoYouUse https://lnkd.in/gf3Xd64Z Retail Energy Advancement League
Is PG&E's New Pricing Fair? Northern California is set to see major changes in how electricity bills are calculated, with a new plan introducing fixed monthly charges based on income starting in 2026 for PG&E customers. This adjustment is meant to spread the cost of maintaining our state's energy infrastructure more equitably—but will it? 📈 What Changed? In January, PG&E implemented a dramatic rate hike of 20%+, which they claim covers the cost of essential updates to their aging infrastructure. However, this has resulted in average bills soaring, with typical households paying over $400 more annually. 🔄 Fixed Charges: A Solution or a Problem? Adding to the controversy, a proposed fixed monthly charge is set to be introduced in 2026. PG&E's rate restructure will now incorporate a fixed monthly charge for infrastructure costs, breaking away from purely consumption-based billing. This charge will vary: $6, $12, or $24.15 per month, depending on income. You can learn more about the changes in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/gsFyjtYr What's your take on this change? Are fixed charges a fair solution, or do they place too heavy a burden on California's residents? Share your thoughts below! #EnergyPricing #PGandE #CaliforniaEnergy #UtilityBills #EnergyPolicy
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