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Accelerating the transition to renewable energy and a modern grid

The Clean Coalition is a nonprofit working to move America from an outdated energy system of large, centralized, fossil-fuel power plants and miles of inefficient transmission lines toward a modern energy system where smaller-scale, efficient renewable energy projects deliver affordable and reliable power to communities.

Leadership
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We offer a flexible atmosphere of working remotely, but thrive as a high-performing team tackling challenging work.

The Clean Coalition is a growing organization and is looking for new team members to help achieve our mission.

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Recent news

The latest in clean local energy

Read our blog to learn about our innovative projects and initiatives, and see what others are reporting about our important work.

Senate Bill 1148: Enabling resilience through Master Metering

This blog post explains why the Clean Coalition is facilitating SB 1148.

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2024 Q1 Legislative Roundup

In this Legislative Roundup written by the Clean Coalition, we lay out the key DER energy-related bills currently making their way through the California legislature this year.

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Members of Congress from California send letter to CPUC addressing concerns about the Income Graduated…

A letter signed by 18 members of Congress from California, cites the Clean Coalition's work while expressing concern about the Income Graduated Fixed Charge proceeding at the CPUC.

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