Energy generation is the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions. Thus, strategies to conserve energy and use it more efficiently in agency operations and the community help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, energy efficiency and conservation measures save money and resources.
Cities and counties are leading by example and undertaking a
range of activities to create more sustainable communities.
These case stories review different local agencies’ experiences
related to energy efficiency and conservation activities.
These resources will help inform your energy efficiency and
conservation activities. Resources include links to
organizations, state and federal agencies, tools, guides and tip
sheets to support your work. You’ll also find examples of
programs and materials from cities and counties.
Watch this short video to hear local elected officials and staff discuss energy efficiency, renewable energy and green building activities taking place in their local communities.
The Beacon Award is sponsored by the Statewide Energy Efficiency
Collaborative, which offers no-cost resources to support the
energy and climate initiatives of California local governments.
Click here to learn more.
Energy generation is the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions. Thus, strategies to conserve energy and use it more efficiently in agency operations and the community help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, energy efficiency and conservation measures save money and resources.
