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U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Families need lower electric bills. Our grid needs more power. Massachusetts workers need these jobs.
So why is Donald Trump trying to block offshore wind projects that can help deliver all three?
Reversing this approval makes no sense. bostonglobe.com/2026/10/21/s…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Michigan saved enough electricity last year to power a city the size of Ann Arbor.⚡
This kind of energy-saving work will save utility customers more than $1.4 billion over the next 12 years. Here’s how it works. 🧵
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
It’s called energy waste reduction. Every electric and gas utility in Michigan is required to run programs that cut energy waste. For homes, that can mean more efficient lighting, heating and cooling upgrades, weatherization, or recycling an old appliance.
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U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
A bigger share of this help is reaching lower-income families. More than $162 million went to programs for Michiganders who qualify based on income last year. That’s over a quarter of all spending, up from less than 10% in 2016.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
A national scorecard ranks Michigan #1 for natural gas savings as a share of sales and #3 for electricity savings. About 78,000 Michiganders work in energy efficiency, and these programs rely on them. Learn more: michigan.gov/mpsc/commission…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Had a great day meeting with solar energy experts and Senator Conor McGuinness, Chair of the Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs. Exchanging ideas and collaborating on innovative business initiatives like these help to deliver better services for both Maine and Ireland.
ALT Governor Mills talking with employee in front of solar farm.
ALT Governor Mills poses with Senator Conor McGuinness.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
California has exceeded every single audacious clean energy goal years in advance.
Governor @Schwarzenegger laid the foundation, and @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom has continued to deliver results that make Californians lives healthier and more affordable.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
• $16 Billion in utility bill relief.
• $886 Million in electricity bill credits this year alone.
• $37 Billion reinvested in CA communities.
• 23,000 megawatts of battery storage strengthening the grid.
The Golden State is showing it’s possible to protect the environment AND making life more affordable.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
The results reflect years of sustained investment in clean energy, the same technologies now outcompeting fossil fuels for investment around the world.
Learn more!
gov.ca.gov/2026/10/13/califo…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
JUST IN: California’s power grid handled its highest electricity demand in four years — without emergency measures or calls for conservation.
50,335 megawatts. Extreme heat. And the lights stayed on.
While states like Texas face major grid failures, California’s clean energy investments are delivering a stronger, more resilient grid!
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Last month, California's power grid supported the highest electricity demand since 2022 without any emergency measures.
That was no accident — the Golden State is proving that clean energy and battery storage systems are the best ways to keep the lights on.
JUST IN: California’s power grid handled its highest electricity demand in four years — without emergency measures or calls for conservation.
50,335 megawatts. Extreme heat. And the lights stayed on.
While states like Texas face major grid failures, California’s clean energy investments are delivering a stronger, more resilient grid!
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Extreme heat is the nation's leading cause of weather-related deaths. California has spent years building a stronger system to help communities prepare.
Now, every ZIP code in California gets a daily heat-risk score!
Launched in 2025, CalHeatScore became the nation’s first statewide heat-ranking system — giving Californians an early look at dangerous heat so they can prepare before it hits.
calheatscore.calepa.ca.gov/m…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Virginia launched a first-of-its-kind energy affordability program and thousands of Virginians have already signed up!
There's still time to explore Switch Together Virginia and join your neighbors in saving on your energy bill. Find out more:
switchtogether.com/en/solar/…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
NEW: @CalVolunteers Service Corps just swore in 10,000+ NEW members.
I established this program in 2019 to help young leaders serve in roles that address pressing issues in our state, from disaster and climate response to student mentoring and distributing food to those in need.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
California is readying the full force of our state government against this year's El Niño.
At @Cal_OES' newly modernized State Operations Center, we'll be coordinating thousands of personnel trained on flood response and deploying flood-fighting materials across the state.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
Great to be in Roxana at Wood River Refinery, celebrating the sustainable aviation fuel industry putting down roots here in Illinois.
We're building a faster-growing, cleaner energy economy — creating new opportunities for farmers, producers, manufacturers, airlines, and more.
ALT Governor Pritzker speaks behind the podium.
ALT Governor Pritzker greets other speakers.
ALT Governor Pritzker and others pose for a group photo.
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
NEW: Virginia Energy Plan is out TODAY!
Learn more: energy.virginia.gov/va-energ…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
WATCH LIVE: I’m announcing Virginia’s Energy Plan right now with @Virginia_Energy and @EnergyChiefVA.
Affordable, reliable, and local clean energy. That’s the goal.
youtube.com/live/hkA6z3pm9eU…
U.S. Climate Alliance retweeted
NEW: @CAGovernor Gavin Newsom joined @CAL_FIRE firefighters to sign NEW LAWS to better protect Californians from future natural disasters by:
🔥 Speeding up fire mitigation projects
🏡 Making it easier to protect homes & communities
🧑🚒 Investing in new innovative tools to prevent & fight fires
💧 Strengthening water-system preparedness
With these new laws, California will have more tools to protect communities, homes, infrastructure, ecosystems, and landscapes.