Cities Can Tackle Clean Energy Goals By Focusing on Utility Planning
Both utilities and customers have a role to play in the transition to a low-carbon power sector. Here’s how they can collaborate and plan better to advance clean energy goals.
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Both utilities and customers have a role to play in the transition to a low-carbon power sector. Here’s how they can collaborate and plan better to advance clean energy goals.
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has unanimously approved plans to add more than 25.5GW of renewables and 15GW of storage in the state by 2032 at a cost of US$49 billion.
>> mike, about that, you said the committee is shifting to more public hearings. what do they gain by laying their cards out on the table? >> you're right, it was reported yesterday this pivot was going to happen. more public hearings to try and tell a story, create a narrative of not only what happened on january 6 but the weeks that led up to that between the election and january 6, the planning that was done, the people that were involved, who they were talking to among each other, you know, who was doing the planning, what ideas were being brought into this sort of informal planning proces...
Whilst stepping up our planning. i think april was the point at which we knew— think april was the point at which we knew that the us policy was fixed and that _ we knew that the us policy was fixed and that president biden had drafted policy— and that president biden had drafted policy and _ and that president biden had drafted policy and had a date and we were looking _ policy and had a date and we were looking at — policy and had a date and we were looking at how we could maintain our diplomatic— looking at how we could maintain our diplomatic assurance platform. as you move — dip...
Going to be a big problem next, it's more about having a fuller range of tools to deal with the consequences of the disease. that's what has hit us this time. we are by far from the only country with this problem. nobody anticipated the scale of shutdown across the economy that was required, the disruption to education and the knock—on impact on people's lives and their ability to do theirjobs. now we've seen this, clearly getting back to the planning process to better anticipate the scale of the impact of different risks, and the world is becoming more interconnected and supply chains are m...