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The Sonoma County Junior College District partnered with CSE to develop a microgrid on the Santa Rosa Junior College campus to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase electricity reliability and lower energy costs.
The Climate Equity in San Diego project was launched to help reach the broad climate and equity goals of the City of San Diego’s Climate Action Plan (CAP) adopted in December 2015. To ensure benefits of the CAP are inclusive of all San Diegans equitably, empowering underserved communities through education and tangible action is key.
To expand electric vehicles (EVs) beyond early adopters, we need to make EVs equitably accessible and affordable to more Americans. This requires two core types of incentive programs: 1) incentives for buying new EVs, including increased incentive amounts for low- and moderate-income consumers and 2) incentives for buying used EVs.
This year marks the 15th anniversary of California's landmark climate change legislation, AB 32.
This presentation was given to the “Collaboration for ZEV Success” hosted by NESCAUM and the Alliance for Automotive Innovation (AAI) for the Multi-State ZEV Task Force.
EV incentives analysis in Senate plan is built on data to speed EV adoption, reduce emissions
Statement from Lawrence Goldenhersh, President, Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
SAN DIEGO (August 25, 2021) – The Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE) is honored that our patent-pending Caret™ forecasting platform was one o
As the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) revs up, the nation’s more than 16,000 new car dealerships are key to driving the market’s success.
