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Jamie Fine of the Environmental Defense Fund was guest speaker at the Local Clean Energy Alliance's November 17, 2011 membership meeting, speaking on a proposed state-wide program for financing home energy improvements. On-bill repayment for energy upgrades and/or clean energy installations would allow homeowners and renters to make energy improvements without having to provide any cash up front--financing would be paid back through utility bills.
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Community Power: Decentralized Renewable Energy in California
This new publication from the Local Clean Energy Alliance lays out the many benefits of local decentralized renewable energy as compared to large, remote solar or wind power plants. Local renewable power is a resource that can drive sustainable, equitable economic development and clean energy jobs.
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