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.
Unleashing California's front-of-meter (FOM), or wholesale distributed generation (WDG), market.
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Fixing the broken interconnection process for commercial-scale solar and storage in California.
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Developing policies and market mechanisms that will optimize the benefits of Community Microgrids.
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Establishing a comprehensive, transparent framework to improve distribution system planning.
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Showing show that solar+storage can cost-effectively obviate the need for new gas peaker plants.
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Fixing the unfair way transmission charges are currently being assessed in most of California.
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Pursuing legislative channels to help bring more clean local energy to California and the rest of the U.S.
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Showing that advanced inverters can cost-effectively optimize power quality, system reliability, and economics.
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The Clean Coalition was a partner organization for the 23rd Annual Mayoral Housing, Transportation & Jobs Summit, which took place at the UCLA Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center on 25 April 2025 in Los Angeles, CA.
Read MoreYahoo Finance reports on Quino Energy and Long Hill Energy’s $10 million CEC grant award to advance a flow battery project in Carpinteria, California, highlighting the Clean Coalition’s leadership in initiating and facilitating the project’s development.
Read articleConstruction Review Online reports on the California Energy Commission awarding $10 million to developers of a major flow battery energy storage project, highlighting the Clean Coalition’s critical role in advancing the project’s development and securing funding support.
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