(1/3) Yesterday California PUC adopted new rules requiring comprehensive review of major gas utility investment projects that will reduce the risk of stranded gas infrastructure as we continue to decarbonize.

(2/3) We also require utilities to annually report planned gas investments over the next 10 years and provide detailed project information.

(3/3) This will improve transparency and opportunities for communities to engage in gas system planning. Press release: bit.ly/3ujjFzt. Decision here: bit.ly/3VuKrkk

Today California PUC adopted a resolution that directs utilities to take no more than 125 days on average to connect new EV chargers to the grid. This will be crucial as more EVs hit the road, especially trucks and buses, in compliance with CARB' rules

Transitioning CA off natural gas is a crucial climate goal. We have to do so thoughtfully & with equity in mind. California PUC took significant recent steps including requiring individual review of significant new gas infrastructure & long-term planning sacbee.com/opinion/op-ed/…

The Air District Board voted today to strengthen building appliance rules to reduce harmful NOx and PM2.5 emissions, protecting public health and air quality. New regulations will phase out NOx-emitting natural gas furnaces and water heaters. Learn more: baaqmd.gov/news-and-event…

Bold action by Bay Area Air Quality Management District advancing building decarbonization efforts

Honored to have joined reception this week celebrating 20th anniversary of Low Income Oversight Board. Invaluable advisory body representing needs of low income ratepayers.

Great example of California’s climate leadership &@JerryBrownGov vision— California surpasses 1.5 Million ZEVs Goal Two Years Ahead of Schedule gov.ca.gov/2023/04/21/cal…

Extraordinary progress for EVs!

Over the last 6 years, Big Oil companies effectively delayed state court climate lawsuits brought by California local governments against fossil fuel companies. This CA state filing not possible without lawsuits filed by San Mateo County, Marin County, and City of Imperial Beach

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