In a nationwide survey of solar energy prowess among cities, San Diego ranked No. 2, overshadowed by celebrity neighbor Los Angeles, the U-T San Diego reports.
On April 10, Environment California Research & Policy Center was joined at the Tech Museum of Innovation by San Jose Vice Mayor Madison Nguyen, the California Solar Energy Industries Association (CALSEIA) and local renewable energy advocates to release a new report: “Shining Cities: At the Forefront of America’s Solar Energy Revolution.”
Environment California’s new report "Shining Cities: At the Forefront of America's Solar Energy Revolution" focuses on the twenty cities on a mere 0.1% of the nation’s land, that produce 7% of the solar energy.
Los Angeles has more installed solar power capacity in its city limits than any other American city, according to a report released Thursday by Environment California.
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