Rob Nikolewski
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A balcony solar bill in California is now law. When can you plug in? (opens the original)
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In the final hours before a deadline to approve or veto legislation expired, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday evening signed into law what’s dubbed the Plug And Play Solar Act. Senate Bill 868 is designed to pave the way for California consumers and renters to hook up portable installations on places like patios and balconies to help reduce their electricity bills. “This technology is very important and very powerful and what this bill does is eliminate the massive barrier to people using plug-in
California’s grid operator readies for a fierce and prolonged heat wave (opens the original)
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Ahead of an intense heat wave that is expected to drive up electricity demand, California’s grid operator has sent a pair of notices to help maximize available power supply and transmission capacity. The California Independent System Operator has issued “restricted maintenance operations” directives calling on utilities and other entities that participate in energy markets in Southern California to postpone routine equipment maintenance and keep all their grid assets online. Each directive is in
Switch to winter-blend gas in California should bring price break to drivers (opens the original)
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In an effort to stem the unrelenting surge in gasoline prices, Gov. Gavin Newsom has instructed state officials to switch to the lower-priced winter blend of fuel one month earlier than normal. Fuel analysts say the winter blend is generally about 30 cents a gallon cheaper than the summer mixture. Although it takes weeks for major price changes to ripple through the fuel system, David Hackett, president of Stillwater Associates, a transportation energy consulting company in Irvine, said the Cali
Will an early switch to winter-blend gasoline give California drivers a price break? (opens the original)
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In an effort to stem the unrelenting surge in gasoline prices, Gov. Gavin Newsom has instructed state officials to switch to the lower-priced winter blend of fuel one month earlier than normal. Fuel analysts say the winter blend is generally about 30 cents a gallon cheaper than the summer mixture. Although it takes weeks for major price changes to ripple through the fuel system, David Hackett, president of Stillwater Associates, a transportation energy consulting company in Irvine, said the Cali
A change at the top of San Diego Community Power but no reason given for CEO’s departure (opens the original)
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Karin Burns is no longer chief executive officer at San Diego Community Power — a job that paid her more than half a million dollars a year. Neither the community choice energy program, which counts more than 972,000 customer accounts across the county, nor Burns have given a definitive reason for the move, which came after the former CEO was on leave for three months. In a news release Friday, Community Power said Burns has “concluded her tenure” as CEO and that she will remain as an executive
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