Electricity bills are rising faster than ever, and Californians are paying the price. At the same time, we continue to depend on dirty energy, and our grid struggles to keep up during heat waves and extreme weather.
California could save $1 billion annually by improving how we manage and share clean energy with our western neighbors. This kind of coordination means more efficient use of solar and wind resources across multiple states, displacing dirty fossil gas plants, and cleaning up our communities.
A state bill (AB 825) seeks to unlock these benefits by enabling California to join forces with neighboring states on a collaborative, efficient energy market while still preserving our own clean energy policy goals. Passing this bill will bring huge savings and increased ability to use clean energy across the region.
Email your state legislators today to ask them to vote YES on this bill!