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Strategies to reduce electricity use during an Energy Event Day peak period

The OS Clean Energy Generation unit is determined to help reduce your energy bill - reduce your carbon footprint - and meet your mandated energy related goals. We install various renewable energy technologies including solar, wind and storage technologies. We will manage your renewable projects from study through activation. These projects will provide instant savings and do not require capital from your agency. 

Leveraging demand response to improve grid reliability by reducing energy use and achieving lower building energy costs.

The future of mobility resides in transportation electrification. The Clean Transportation Unit within the Office of Sustainability (OS) will help you meet that future.

All energy savings projects involve energy audits and identification of feasible energy efficiency measures, securing financing, and construction/implementation. Let us help you navigate and complete this process for your agency!

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is a green building rating system administered by the US Green Building Council. California has required LEED certification for its buildings since 2004.

Best practices and strategies for reducing building electricity use during peak demand events.

California state employees are making water conservation a way of life across all state facilities. 

The State of California defines Zero Net Energy (ZNE) for state buildings as follows: "ZNE Source – Energy Efficient building that produces as much clean renewable energy as it consumes over the course of a year, when accounted for at the energy generation source."