renewable energy

Governor Gavin Newsom said he’s worried about energy shortages when Diablo goes offline and he may consider trying to delay the closure.

Governor Gavin Newsom told the L.A. Times that he’s planning to ask for a share of the $6 billion in federal funds President Biden announced this month, which are meant to save nuclear plants at risk of closing.

In a letter sent to Governor's office February 3, almost 80 climate and energy experts urged Newsom and the California Public Utility Commission to delay the planned 2025 closure of Diablo Canyon Power Plant.

PG&E is proposing nine new battery energy storage facilities that the utility says are meant to help further integrate renewable energy sources and improve grid reliability.

After a 4 to 1 deciding vote by the city council, the three smokestacks in Morro Bay are set to come down by January 1, 2028.

Working toward California’s legislative goal of diverting 75% of organic waste from landfills, anaerobic digesters are being put to use on the Central…

Santa Barbara residents can expect to find information in their mailboxes this week about their new energy options as the city prepares to transition to…

$12 million in funding is coming to the Central Coast over the next two years to incentivize the building of electric vehicle chargers in San Luis Obispo,…

The city of Goleta is planning to replace more than 1,400 streetlight fixtures, which are expected to be more efficient and cost effective among other…

Central Coast Congressman Salud Carbajal is re-introducing legislation to protect federal land on the Central Coast, saying he’s optimistic Congress will…