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What is a Rolling Blackout? September 29, 2020

California faced over 5,000 wildfires from January through August of 2020. The fires affected approximately 100,000 acres of land across the state and fueled extreme temperatures--the subsequent heat wave caused utility companies across the state to impose rolling blackouts ...

What is a Rolling Blackout? September 29, 2020
California faced over 5,000 wildfires from January through August of 2020. The fires affected approximately 100,000 acres of land across the state and fueled extreme temperatures--the subsequent heat ...
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Fight Climate Change with Carbon Neutral Beer September 28, 2020
Who knew fighting global climate change would be such thirsty work? Apparently, the brewers and executives of New Belgium did. As of August 6, SCS Global Services announced that Fat Tire Amber Ale was ...
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Energy Independence and Emergency Preparedness FAQ September 11, 2020
California is no stranger to heat. But with a heat advisory keeping everyone inside, wildfires threatening to force sudden evacuations, and a pandemic with no vaccine that reduced the number of open ...
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3 Ways to Reduce Energy Use During a Heat Advisory September 10, 2020
After the heatwave and wildfires caused the first rolling blackouts in 20 years, California’s utility companies found themselves in a precarious position and had to ask their customers to adhere to a ...
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Arizona Utility Company Aims to Reach Zero-Carbon Energy by 2050 August 11, 2020
While some federal policies fighting climate change are focusing on eliminating all greenhouse gases, the largest utility provider in Arizona has their sights set on a smaller (but no less important) ...
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California Announces New Regulations for Truck Emissions August 10, 2020
In late June, California announced new trucking regulations that require truck makers move to entirely zero-emissions drivetrains. The regulations are set in line with the state’s overarching air ...
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