In the Public Interest is SMW's e-newsletter on public agency topics.
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IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST, Summer 2016
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Forward-thinking cities, counties, and public agencies are contemplating how they can encourage more renewable energy development in their jurisdictions, especially as state renewable energy requirements become increasingly strict. In this edition of
In the Public Interest, we've tapped into the expertise of our expanded energy team to bring you some ideas about turning your climate change goals into realities. Can we hit 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030?
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Local Actions Can Help Spur Renewable Energy Growth in California Communities
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As renewable energy prices drop and consumer interest grows, many local governments are wondering what they can do to help their residents and businesses reap the benefits of clean energy. Erica McConnell provides an overview of some of the options that local governments have for improving access to renewable energy for their residents and bringing its benefits to their communities.
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Is Community Choice Aggregation the Right Choice for Your Community?
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Community choice aggregators (CCAs) have dramatically increased in popularity over the past 5 or 6 years, attracting the attention of local governments across California, especially those interested in a cleaner energy supply and more local control. Alexander Tom and Erica McConnell describe the CCA basics and offer some tips to local governments considering this option.
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Don't Forget the Energy Implications of New Projects - CEQA Guidelines Appendix F
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Energy impacts, and how to analyze them under CEQA, are now front and center in the courts. Ellen Garber and Erica McConnell review this emerging body of law, and provide guidance to lead agencies about their energy-related obligations with regard to new projects.
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