Governor Jerry Brown made headlines last January when he announced an ambitious plan to source 50 percent of energy from renewables by 2030. A new analysis by Strategen Consulting now confirms that the plan is not only achievable, but also “economically sound (and) environmentally beneficial.” It would result in $51 billion in annual savings for California’s residents. Keep reading, because benefits don’t stop there.
California’s 2030 renewable energy plan will save $51 billion a year
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