This bill protects consumers’ ability to choose clean energy options for their homes, including electrification over fossil fuels. It supports local policies that phase out gas infrastructure in new construction.

This bill simplifies and speeds up permitting for residential heat pump installations. It aims to accelerate home electrification and reduce emissions from heating systems.

This bill would weaken requirements for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in certain new housing developments. It risks slowing EV adoption by reducing access to charging.

This bill strengthens financial requirements for oil and gas companies to ensure proper well cleanup. It helps prevent taxpayers from bearing the cost of abandoned wells.

This bill would weaken existing oil and gas well bonding requirements. It could increase the risk that cleanup costs fall on the public.

This bill sets the stage for future legislation clarifying offshore oil permitting and regulation authority while strengthening state and local protections for communities affected by offshore oil transportation and procurement

This bill creates a pilot program to support workforce development for workers transitioning out of oil and gas jobs. It focuses on economic support and retraining opportunities.

 This bill requires oil refineries to disclose anticipated site cleanup costs. It promotes transparency and helps ensure communities are not left paying for environmental remediation.

 This bill allows regulators to limit emissions from indirect sources like ports, warehouses, and rail yards. It targets pollution in heavily impacted communities.

This bill strengthens implementation of California’s AB-617 program to improve air quality in environmental justice communities. It enhances community protections and pollution monitoring.

This bill establishes a fund to address and reduce plastic pollution. It supports environmental cleanup and waste reduction efforts.

This bill bans the use of BPA in thermal receipt paper due to health concerns. It reduces exposure to harmful chemicals.

This bill facilitates the use of small plug-in solar systems for homes and renters. It expands access to clean energy generation.

This bill allows utilities to develop thermal energy network projects as alternatives to gas systems. It supports decarbonizing building heating infrastructure.

This bill supports aggregation of distributed energy resources to meet peak demand. It improves grid reliability using local clean energy.

This bill incorporates bidirectional electric vehicles into grid planning. It enhances grid resilience by allowing EVs to supply power back to the grid.

 This bill removes tax subsidies for fossil fuel companies. It aims to level the playing field for clean energy.

This bill allows the Attorney General to sue oil and gas companies to recover costs from climate-related disasters. It seeks accountability for climate damages.

 This bill funds climate research through a state bond. It supports scientific study and innovation to address climate change.

This bill requires regulators to create a fair electricity rate structure for large data centers. It aims to prevent cost burdens from shifting onto regular consumers.