Workforce & Environmental Justice Resolution for Vote Jan. 17 at 6pm

Good news, we are on the brink of passing a groundbreaking resolution that includes all our language for the Workforce & Environmental Justice resolution item on the Ava Community Energy agenda for Wednesday, January 17 at 6:00pm.

The Workforce & EJ agenda item with resolution language is here. Full agenda and agency meeting details are here.

LCEA 2023 Year-End Review

In 2023, Local Clean Energy Alliance (LCEA) faced many challenges and continued its important work to ensure equitable access to local, clean energy resources. 

See LCEA’s 2023 Year-End Review.

Job Posting: LCEA Campaign Organizer

Local Clean Energy Alliance (LCEA) seeks a motivated, creative, skilled and experienced Campaign Organizer, who is passionate about economic, climate and environmental justice to engage grassroots organizations in advancing the movement to democratize energy.

The position is 40 hours per week at $35/hour and includes health, dental and other benefits. The Campaign Organizer will work in close collaboration with other members of the team and is based in Alameda County or San Joaquin County (City of Stockton or City of Tracy). A 40 hour week schedule is $72,800 annually including benefits. Willing to negotiate if the applicant prefers to work less than 40 hours per week. Positions with at least 30 hours a week are considered full-time and include health, dental and other benefits.

Webinar - Local Advocacy Sets the Standards for Community Choice Energy Agencies on Workforce Development & Environmental Justice

Learn about the vital advocacy needed to secure safe workforce and environmental justice standards at *Ava Community Energy (formerly East Bay Community Energy) and at Community Choice energy agencies statewide.

NO MORE RATE HIKES! NO MORE MONEY FOR PG&E!

Last week, the Local Clean Energy Alliance joined organizations from around the state in the Fire Accountability Infrastructure for Ratepayers (FAIR California) Coalition to demand the CPUC reject ANOTHER proposed rate hike to line the pockets of CEOs and investors.

It Takes People Power to Bring Clean Power to the People!

As the end of the year approaches, we appreciate your support with your advocacy, emails, phone calls to decision makers and the donations that keep this groundbreaking work moving forward.

Call Today! - CPUC ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE AND CONQUER ADVOCATES ON VIRTUAL NET METERING (VNEM) DECISION NOVEMBER 16TH

COMMENT, CALL, EMAIL TO SAVE SOLAR FOR SCHOOLS, SMALL FARMS, HEALTH CENTERS–Virtual Net Energy Metering (VNEM)

Due to the incredible turn out of clean energy and environmental justice advocates defending solar for renters, the CPUC just released a new proposal that does restore the opportunity for some - but not all - renters to go solar. However, this addition is only limited to residential accounts. Schools, farms, resiliency hubs, community health centers, and even the common areas in multifamily housing - such as those that are needed to provide access to EV charging infrastructure for renters - are still cut out of the ability to reduce their utility burden through solar.  
 
We know that this is a tactic to divide and conquer the people! Why not include onsite netting for schools, small farmers and health centers as well?! Demand onsite netting for all facilities! The CPUC has now postponed the date on virtual net metering for the third time, to Thursday 11/16 starting at 11am. 

LCEA Joins Global Call for Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid to Gaza

In the midst of the violence we are witnessing in Gaza, the Local Clean Energy Alliance asks our supporters to please call your representatives and demand a ceasefire in Gaza, an end to additional military aid to Israel and the immediate entry of humanitarian relief to Gaza.

CPUC POSTPONED DECISION TO NOVEMBER 2 -- COMMENT, CALL, EMAIL TO SAVE SOLAR FOR RENTERS–Virtual Net Energy Metering (VNEM)

Due to the incredible turn out of clean energy and environmental justice advocates defending solar for renters, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) postponed the decision on virtual net energy metering (VNEM) for the second time! The new date of the CPUC decision is Thursday November 2nd starting at 11am. 
 

LAST FEW DAYS TO TAKE ACTION FOR LOCAL SOLAR INCENTIVES–Virtual Net Energy Metering (VNEM)

Over the summer the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) proposed rules that will irreparably hurt the ability of schools, colleges, renters, multifamily property owners, condos, coops, small farmers, health centers - nearly everyone under the sun - to reduce their utility burden through rooftop solar known as virtual net energy metering (VNEM).

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