By Media Office staff The California Energy Commission (CEC) is working with industry, government, and utilities to improve compliance with the state’s Energy Code so that Californians receive the full benefit of its energy efficiency measures. A group of attendees discusses issues they’ve experienced with code implementation, while CEC staff takes notes for its Energy Code Compliance study.  The Building Energy Efficiency Standards, also known as the California Energy Code, 

By Media Office Staff A CEC-funded charging station located at Belle Cooledge Library in Sacramento, CA Transitioning California’s transportation sector to 100 percent zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) isn’t an easy task. California state agencies and local governments are working to ensure the transition benefits Californians who need it most. The City of Sacramento and the Sacramento Air Quality Management District (SMAQMD) are doing just that. They recently expanded the Our Com

By Media Office Staff Hundreds of California energy leaders gathered in Sacramento at the Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) Symposium,  hosted by the California Energy Commission  (CEC), to spotlight California’s cutting-edge clean energy technology and the state’s continued commitment to funding innovation. EPIC is California’s premier clean energy research and development program. It helps the state meet its climate and energy goals by funding clean energy research