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document December 7, 2015

Carlsbad Case appeal

Legal action taken to address backroom dealing and unlawful approval of Carlsbad Gas Plant
The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. When SONGS retired, SDG&E was directed to solicit proposals that would enable clean energy providers to compete with power plant developers to replace the lost energy. However, SDG&E ignored bids for thousands of megawatts from clean energy companies.
(Photo courtesy of Luke Jones)
Press Release December 7, 2015

California Utility Commission’s Carbon-Polluting Power Grab Facing Legal Scrutiny

Legal action taken to address backroom dealing and unlawful approval of Carlsbad Gas Plant
document March 9, 2015

Document: California Public Utilities Judge Proposes To Deny Approval for Large Gas Plant in Carlsbad, CA

An Administrative Law Judge at the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued a proposed decision rejecting San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) proposal to build a $2 billion gas plant,…
The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. When SONGS retired, SDG&E was directed to solicit proposals that would enable clean energy providers to compete with power plant developers to replace the lost energy. However, SDG&E ignored bids for thousands of megawatts from clean energy companies.
(Photo courtesy of Luke Jones)
Press Release: Victory March 6, 2015

California Public Utilities Judge Proposes To Deny Approval for Large Gas Plant in Carlsbad, CA

In replacing San Onofre Nuclear plant, state failed to consider clean energy and energy efficiency
A fossil-fueled power plant in Carlsbad, CA. CPUC must hold SDG&E accountable and allow clean energy to compete with fossil fuels.
(Photo courtesy of Joe Wolf)
Article July 8, 2014

Unveiling Utility's Pro-Fossil Fuel Plan

Little did we know that San Diego Gas & Electric would work so quickly to undermine San Diego's future energy plan.
Press Release March 13, 2014

California Public Utilities Commission Votes for More Dirty Gas Plants

Last minute changes may allow for more fossil-fueled energy