How California Can Cash In On Federal Incentives For Green Power Before They Disappear

In California, the removal of clean energy incentives would spike electricity rates by 7-11% by 2035, raising household costs by $320 per year.

The most effective way to maintain grid reliability is to let planners plan, markets work and utilities build the resources they’ve identified.

This bill repeals tax credits that incentivize developers to invest in domestic energy; the biggest losers are wind and solar.

Renewable energy has generated more power than natural gas because it provides cheap and fast electricity to meet demand.

Regulators must take a holistic view when assessing hydrogen projects to cut through the hype and bring stability to the industry.