BY THE NUMBERS: Clean energy jobs paid 25 percent more than the national median wage in 2019, according to new analysis Thursday from Environmental Entrepreneurs, the American Council on Renewable Energy, and the Clean Energy Leadership Institute. Workers in the sector earned a median hourly wage of $23.89 in 2019 compared with the national median wage of $19.14, according to the report, prepared by BW Research Partnership.

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California Passes the Home Energy Choice Act

E2: AB 2313 gives Californians the option to install non-polluting appliances with the help of funds that have been used to replace the old gas line to their home    SACRAMENTO, CA —Today, Governor Newsom signed the Home Energy Choice Act (AB 2313), a bi...


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E2, Cleantech Leaders Roundtable Join Forces to Build Powerful and Influential Business Network

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Newsom Signs Bill Boosting Protections Against Federal Offshore Oil Leasing

E2: AB 1448 will protect California’s coastal economy   SACRAMENTO, CA —Today, Governor Newsom signed AB 1448 into law, strengthening the state’s protections against new oil and gas drilling, and safeguarding coastal businesses from the increased risk of o...


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