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October 31, 2011

A Year Ago on Zero Resource – October 2010

by Anna LaRue looking back • Tags: AC Transit, alex wilson, art rosenfeld, audit, berkeley, budget cuts, chris field, cool pavements, cool planet, cool roofs, electric cars, electric grid, gigaton throwdown, global ecology, mass transit, melvin pomerantz, recycling bins, renewable energy, retrofit, ronnen levinson, RPS, sewer, water, weatherization

• AC Transit Cuts Take Effect Today
• Is the Grid Ready for Electric Cars?
• $274 Million for Water & Sewer Upgrades
• Substandard Workmanship in Weatherization
• Cool Planet – Art Rosenfeld
• L.A.’s Electric Vehicle/ Mass Transit Experiment
• Cool Pavements – Melvin Pomerantz
• Cool Roofs – Ronnen Levinson
• Cool Roofs – Melvin Pomerantz
• 33% of California Energy Renewable by 2020
• Berkeley Gets Shiny New Recycling Bins
• Chris Field – Director of Dept. of Global Ecology
• Don’t Call It A Retrofit… Or An Audit
• Gigaton Throwdown
• Alex Wilson, Founder of EBN – Part 2
• Alex Wilson, Founder of EBN – Part 3

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September 2, 2010

Assorted Links

by Anna LaRue current events, links • Tags: action plan, california, california legislature, California Public Utilities Commission, california senate, complaints, cpuc, meter, net zero, pacific gas & electric, pacific gas & electric co, pg&e, plastic bag ban, plastic bags, renewable portfolio standard, RPS, SB 722, shwarzenegger, smart meter, smartmeter, special session, strategic plan, structure group, the structure group, zero net, zero net energy, zne, zne action plan

The CPUC has released an action plan for getting to net zero energy in the commercial sector by 2030.

The independent organization retained by the CPUC to examine PG&E’s SmartMeters says that the meters worked properly.

California legislature failed to pass SB 722, the 33% renewable portfolio standard, in this legislative session. Schwarzenegger may call a special session to try to pass it.

California state senators rejected a proposed plan to ban plastic bags statewide.

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