Sure, California can swear off fossil fuels and shut down its nuclear plants, powering itself entirely with wind, water, and sun.Â
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With deep admiration and respect for the fantastic staff at Peninsula Clean Energy and for my fellow dedicated members of PCE’s Community Advi…
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After some legal hiccups, cities throughout the region, including San Mateo, are revisiting policies that incentivize use of electric applianc…
For years I’ve been striving to lower our energy usage. Although I’d mostly been focused on lowering the electric portion of our bill (we spen…
DETROIT (AP) — Making electric vehicles and their batteries is a dirty process that uses a lot of energy. But a new study says that EVs quickl…
On Tuesday, San Francisco District 9 Supervisor Jackie Fielder will introduce a resolution urging city leaders to explore funding opportunitie…
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San Mateo is revisiting new energy building code approaches, as its current reach codes expire at the end of the year.Â
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After several hurdles, Caltrain has successfully negotiated with Peninsula Clean Energy and San Jose Clean Energy to receive compensation for …
A complaint filed by solar advocates argues that California's two largest utilities routinely fail to meet state-mandated deadlines to connect rooftop solar panels to the electric grid. The complaint urges the California Public Utilities Commission to hold utilities accountable. The commission is reviewing the complaint, including whether it should require utilities to comply with the timeline it established years ago. When California residents adds solar panels to their rooftops they are supposed to be connected to the grid. The utilities are required to pay for power the customer generates but does not use. Pacific Gas & Election and Southern California Edison say they'll address the complaint through regulators.
