California law requires this state’s investor owned utilities (IOUs) to file long term procurement plans (LTPPs) for their procurement of electricity over a ten-year forward-looking planning horizon. The central purpose of these plans is to ensure that the utility will … Continue reading
Surveys show the owl’s population has dropped from about 5,600 pairs in the early 1990s to 3,557 pairs in 2008. The agricultural area had been considered a stronghold for the species. By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times An alarming decline … Continue reading
By Sarah McBride LOS ANGELES | Thu Sep 23, 2010 (Reuters) – California regulators voted on Thursday to boost the state’s renewable energy target to 33 percent by 2020, which could provide a big boost to the alternative-energy industry in … Continue reading
by Martin LaMonica CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–As people consider the best path to a sustainable energy future, two polar ends of a debate are emerging between those who argue for a big boost in technology research and those who advocate more aggressive … Continue reading
While much of the recent media coverage of the manufacturing economy has been negative, one sector of the economy has been on a definite upswing: Renewable energy generation. Unfortunately California has been outdone in recent years – in spite of … Continue reading
Regulators released a 60-page executive summary of the DRECP at an event headlined by Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and Sen. Barbara Boxer. read here.
