Clean energy milestone reached as state hits 60 percent goal

In a recent meeting held by the California Public Utilities Commission, discussions centered around the progress made towards achieving the ambitious goals set by Senate Bill 100 (SB 100), which aims for a 100% clean energy grid by 2045. Commissioner Reynolds highlighted the significant milestone of reaching 60% clean energy, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of various organizations and state agencies that have contributed to this achievement.

The meeting underscored the importance of continued collaboration among stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation of SB 100. Commissioner Reynolds expressed gratitude to the California Department of Conservation (CDC) staff for their role in organizing workshops and developing a comprehensive plan to meet the state's clean energy objectives.

As California moves forward, the focus will remain on overcoming challenges and building on the progress made thus far. The discussions at this meeting reflect a commitment to not only achieving the statutory goals of SB 100 but also to fostering a sustainable energy future for the state. The next steps will involve further collaboration and strategic planning to address any remaining hurdles in the path to a fully clean energy grid.