At the SJVCEO we always look for ways to bring access closer to home to help our communities save money by saving energy. We’re working together with PG&E make sure our small businesses have the information they need to thrive!

Increasingly, we have been hearing about technology that uses hydrogen as a fuel source. In fact, hydrogen fuel cells power much in the transportation and logistics industries. Some examples include hydrogen fuel cell cars, trains, busses, forklifts, and pallet jacks.

Whether Nostalgia for you is a song that came out last week, last year, or 50 years ago, take a look at our choices below!

The SoCalREN offers services beyond technical assistance! By enrolling with SoCalREN, you can receive a variety of resources and trainings within their Network Toolkit

Did you know PG&E can help you learn, save, and plan? Whether you want battery storage, generation equipment or backup for power loss? Rebates and financial incentives to help make an upgrade a reality? Or do you just want to know about what you can do to save money—there’s a program to help!

Learning from organizations that have enacted a WE&T program in their specific region can be the best starting place. This is exactly what MCE has done with investing in sustainability careers through multiple project ventures.

In recent years, we have seen growing innovations to increase the energy efficiency in HVAC systems. Some of those innovations include smart HVAC technology, geothermal HVAC technology, and solar HVAC technology.

Check out our the three grants below that are open to assist rural local governments and small businesses on their path towards a clean energy future.

If you have a pulse, I am sure you have heard of Wi-Fi. This is the wireless interface through which we can connect our computers, laptops, and mobile devices to the internet. But what on earth is Li-Fi?

The SJVCEO strives to build upon the successes of other programs that bring positive outcomes to vulnerable populations that are often left behind. How can we serve these communities with workforce resources? Are there any existing programs we can refer people in to? Is there a specific model that works best? This is where we want to highlight the Willdan Clean Energy Academy, a workforce development program based out of New York that is “empowering trainees to learn the skills necessary to uncover energy savings opportunities.”

Many of our public agency partners are just coming out of a full data debrief (see April’s highlights here) and are ready to get kickstarted with new projects to better improve their communities. Read more about your community below!

However, do not allow yourself to become desensitized to it but rather take a look at what is being done both in public sector leadership as well as private sector leadership to address this issue. We can use these as signals to think about what changes can be made on the smaller scale to support these efforts.

How come after more than a year of opining our locked down way of life we struggle to move out of it?

EVITP.org training for state-certified electricians to be trained to install electric charging stations is available now!