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New Developments for Local Community Choice Energy Efforts

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Hydrogen: Celebrating the fuel of today

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Meet the Murrays: CEC’s 500th Solarize customer drives on sunshine

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Compost’s Potential to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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Rapid Scaling of Carbon Farming in Santa Barbara County

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Bringing Carbon Neutrality to Building Sector by 2030

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Achieving Zero

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Two Million Water Bottles, One Reusable Refill at a Time

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Central Coast's First Hydrogen Fueling Station

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WIN: Clean energy for Santa Barbara

Great News! Your Support Helped Community Choice Energy Move Forward.

The County Board of Supervisors just voted to fund the next steps for developing a local Community Choice Energy program, bringing us one step closer to a clean energy future. Today’s vote will continue the County’s progress toward launching this powerful tool which can offer our region cleaner electricity at competitive, and possibly even less expensive, rates. With funding now budgeted, the County will be poised to move into the next phases of development without undue delay.Thanks to the hundreds of supporters who wrote letters, signed petitions or spoke at today’s hearing. Together we are helping move Santa Barbara County to a clean energy future.

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A Billion Solar Watts for the South Coast: A major milestone

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Alternative Fuels Fleet Training Webinars

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WIN: Improve safety of Santa Barbara’s roads and bike lanes

Over 130 community members showed up to the initial hearing for the latest Bicycle Master Plan, and 300 CEC followers signed our letter of support. After months of further meetings and public input, the Master Plan was approved thanks to community support.