Industry Home Page-California Energy Commission
The California Energy Commission is the state''s primary energy policy and planning agency, playing a critical role in creating the energy system of the future — one that is clean, resilient, reliable, and safe.
Industry Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative | Listen, Educate, Collaborate
SECC is a nonprofit organization that works to learn the wants and needs of energy consumers in North America, encourages the collaborative sharing of best practices in consumer
Industry Residential Intelligent Energy Management Solution: Advanced
The vision of a smart grid is well established, where central and distributed energy resources (DER) dynamically interact with smart homes, and smart loads respond to price signals to effectively
Industry Research | Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative
We listen to consumers via timely research that explores their wants, their needs and their understanding of how they stand to benefit from the energy transition.
Industry California Climate and Energy Collaborative
California local governments are invited to visit the Technical Assistance page to make a request for specific information on local energy best practices or to access helpful technical assistance
Industry SB 100 Joint Agency Report
To achieve SB 100, California will build an unprecedented amount of new clean energy resources. The 2021 report recommended further analysis on 1) grid reliability, 2) emerging resources, and 3)
Industry State/Local Energy & Climate Coordination (SLECC)
State/Local Energy & Climate Coordination (SLECC) serves as a statewide communication and ideation hub to help State and local leaders improve coordinated efforts to more rapidly unlock the unique
Industry California Energy Smart Homes
The California Energy-Smart Homes Program is a residential new construction and alterations program that provides incentives to adopt advanced energy measures and transition to all-electric construction.
Industry California Marks Important Milestone for Balancing Grid Needs,
In February 2021, these reporting methodologies finally took effect in California—striking a balance between consumer protection and the use of smart inverter capabilities needed for