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Tesla party

Following the sneak preview of Tesla’s third electric car the Model X, an SUV/minivan combo, on Thursday, Tesla threw a party where it officially unveiled the car and invited a thousand or so guests to celebrate the launch. Here’s our pics from the event: Read More »

Here are our five topics to watch for at one of the largest U.S. solar conferences, Intersolar, in San Francisco this week. Policy — how to survive with more mandates and less money — along with new technology and markets will dominate the discussions. Read More »

 
 

CA Gov. Jerry Brown gives his speech

Want to see history in the making? I shot this 30-second video of California Governor Jerry Brown signing a bill into law that requires utilities to source 33 percent of their electricity from clean power by 2020. Read More »

It was a union of sorts between federal, state and industry initiatives, culminating in a day that will be remembered in solar power history. DOE Chief Steven Chu, California Governor Jerry Brown and SunPower executives announced a series of key solar projects. Here’s my photos: Read More »

On Tuesday afternoon, California Governor Jerry Brown is widely expected to sign a bill into law which says utilities in the state need to produce 33 percent of their electricity from clean sources by the end of 2020. Read More »

California has led the country in solar policy and solar rooftop installations, but keeping its lead won’t be easy. The president of California Public Utilities Commission, Michael Peevey, laid out some of the challenges to promote renewable energy generation by homes, businesses, schools and government agencies.… Read More »

California lawmakers have passed a bill to require all public and private utilities to get 33 percent of their electricity supplies from renewable sources by 2020. If becomes law, the legislation would make the state home to the toughest renewable energy mandate in the country. Read More »

Will Jerry Brown deliver on his green energy promises in his second go-round as California governor? Read More »

Clean Energy Supporters, Go West and Get FIT

Everyone knows that California was the brightest shining light in the oppressive darkness that descended on the clean energy world on Nov. 2. While clean energy hopes were being snuffed out across the country, California went the right way towards a sustainable energy future. Read More »

Woot woot! California voters rejected Proposition 23, which would have basically suspended AB 32 — California’s climate change law — and also voted in greentech-friendly Jerry Brown for Governor. Read More »

Solaria, whose technology uses lenses to concentrate sunlight onto solar cells in order to boost electricity generation, said Wednesday it has raised an additional $20 million for its previously announced Series D round of financing. Read More »

California gubernatorial hopeful Jerry Brown unveiled a green jobs action plan today that he says will create a half a million green jobs and will appoint a “Renewable Energy Jobs Czar.” Read More »

More Must Reads

Now that the primaries are over, longtime California politician Jerry Brown (D) and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman (R) are gearing up for a brutal campaign for the November California gubernatorial election. On Thursday Brown kicked off his campaign by stumping at solar module maker Solaria. Read More »

California will have a new governor come November, and while the race is still open, it’s looking like it’ll be a contest between Democrat Jerry Brown and Republican Meg Whitman. How important will a green platform be to securing the gubernatorial race? Read More »

California Attorney General, former Oakland Mayor and gubernatorial candidate will speak at Green:Net 2010, which will be held in San Francisco on April 29. In his talk, he will focus on how information technology will be used to fight climate change. Read More »

Love him or hate him, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger represents large shoes to fill. But with the upcoming gubernatorial election in November, Schwarzenegger will be replaced by a leader tasked with shaping one of the most aggressive U.S. states in terms of greentech regulation. Read More »

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