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Governor highlights clean energy

In Governor Jerry Brown’s State of the State Address energy solutions, like solar and wind power, and transportation alternatives, like high-speed rail, were featured prominently as ways to keep California moving toward a brighter future.

News Release | Environment California

Gov. Brown Shines Spotlight on Big Solar Goal

LOS ANGELES—Calling for more clean energy and green jobs, Governor Jerry Brown hosted a conference at University of California, Los Angeles today to shine a spotlight on his goal of building twelve thousand megawatts (MW) of solar power and other forms of small-scale renewable energy by 2020. The move would quadruple the state’s current market for these kinds of clean energy technologies.

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News Release | Environment California

Gov. Brown Shines Spotlight on Big Solar Goal

Calling for more clean energy and green jobs, Governor Jerry Brown hosted a conference at University of California, Los Angeles today to shine a spotlight on his goal of building twelve thousand megawatts (MW) of solar power and other forms of small-scale renewable energy by 2020. The move would quadruple the state’s current market for these kinds of clean energy technologies.

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Roofing It: Brown Stumps for Distributed Solar

Governor Brown moves forward with plans to encourage more local solar generation in the state.

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News Release | Environment California

Unanimous Vote for Renewable Energy Bill in Assembly

SACRAMENTO – In a rare unanimous vote for clean energy, AB 864 (Huffman) was passed by the California State Assembly today by a vote of 71-0. Backing the bill is an even rarer coalition of environmentalists, labor unions and large manufacturers who want to invest in green energy as a way to comply with the state’s global warming law, AB 32. 

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News Release | Environment California

Unanimous Vote for Renewable Energy Bill in Assembly

In a rare unanimous vote for clean energy, AB 864 (Huffman) was passed by the California State Assembly today by a vote of 71-0. Backing the bill is an even rarer coalition of environmentalists, labor unions and large manufacturers who want to invest in green energy as a way to comply with the state’s global warming law, AB 32.

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