The new energy code standards will make it more expensive for developers to install gas space and water heaters in new homes and commercial buildings. California regulators approved stricter energy ...

Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas, one of the most powerful people in Sacramento, just rammed a bill through his chamber that would place a six-year pause on new clean energy rules for homes in California ...

New homes built in California are more likely to have all-electric appliances starting in 2026 after energy regulators approved new state building standards Wednesday that encourage adoption of heat ...

When Berkeley stopped enforcing its much-watched ban on gas appliances in new construction earlier this year, many city planners around California went into a temporary state of shock. The decision ...

Construction professionals carry the critical responsibility of delivering structures that are safe, habitable, accessible and energy efficient. A key component of that responsibility is adherence to ...

Data center builders in California are using a shortcut in the state’s power plant regulations to construct facilities that use enormous amounts of energy with limited public input. A process ...

TO DIRECT DRIVERS AROUND IT. WELL, TODAY, CALIFORNIA REGULATORS RELEASED THEIR FINDINGS ON HOW THE STATE COULD LOWER THE COST OF YOUR ELECTRICITY BILL. GOVERNOR NEWSOM’S ADMINISTRATION BLOCKED THOSE ...

WHICH COULD GET PASSED ON EVENTUALLY TO CUSTOMERS. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP IS CALLING OUT CALIFORNIA’S ENERGY POLICIES. HE MENTIONED THE STATE IN AN EXECUTIVE ORDER THAT HE SAYS WILL PROTECT THE ...

A Fresno Democrat wants to expand the use of nuclear power in California. His reasoning? To lower bills for consumers, and power artificial intelligence data centers, which demand huge amounts of ...

Surpassed 5 years of successful operations of utility-scale program with Southern California Edison across 100 sites with over 45 GWhs of capacity provided to date Customers have saved up to 20% on ...

New data shared by the Californian government shows that the state has supplied 100 percent of its electricity demand with clean energy sources for an average of seven hours a day so far this year.