Vote No on AB 942: Defend Rooftop Solar Affordability
Redwood Energy reports on Clean Coalition’s expert commentary, warning that AB 942 threatens rooftop solar affordability and undermines the clean‑energy transition
Read articleCities and towns around the world are deploying high percentages of clean local energy
From 2025 onward, at least 25% of all electricity generated from newly added generation capacity in the United States will be from local renewable energy sources.
The Clean Coalition’s Solar Siting Surveys show significant solar siting potential on built environments in cities, even in densely populated areas.
2017 electricity generation from renewables in the U.S.
We’re getting closer to 25% for newly added local generation capacity: the total went from 13% in 2016 to 16% in 2017.
25% or more is already here in some locations — especially cities:
Honorable Mention renewable cities:
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Honorable Mention renewable cities:
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Special thanks for the research for these case studies to Mort Cohen, Principal, RevGen Consulting Group.
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