California is already experiencing the impacts of climate change in the form of extreme heatwaves, wildfire and drought. Because of rising demand driven by higher temperatures combined with delays in new projects from supply chain issues, state forecasters expect tight electricity conditions during summer months for the next several years.
Opt-In Certification Provisions
New certification program for eligible non-fossil-fueled power plants and related facilities to optionally seek certification from the CEC.
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- California Achieves Major Clean Energy Victory: 10,000 Megawatts of Battery Storage
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- California Adopts Goal to Make More Electricity Available Through Smarter Use
- New Data Shows Growth in California’s Clean Electricity Portfolio and Battery Storage Capacity
- CEC Determines Diablo Canyon Power Plant Needed to Support Grid Reliability
- CEC Adopts Standards to Help Consumers Save Energy at Peak Times
- California ISO - 2023 Summer Loads and Resources Assessment
- How Electric Vehicles Can Help California’s Grid
- How California Kept the Lights on During Record Heat Wave
- CEC Report Provides Recommendations for Reducing Barriers to Offshore Wind
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