Do California Energy Policies Work for Everyone? The Data Says No.
A Breakthrough Institute analysis found California's approach to energy and climate is leaving working families behind.
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Hochul’s Energy Strategy Hailed as Blueprint for Democrats >
While remaining committed to a clean energy future, the New York governor has recalibrated climate targets to prioritize affordability.
Gubernatorial Candidates Agree: Time to Rethink California’s Climate Goals >
With Californians paying the nation’s highest gas prices and electricity rates nearly 90% higher than the U.S. average, candidates appear ready to realign policy to reality.
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Aug 12, 2026
How the Strait of Hormuz Became California’s Vulnerability >
Relying on foreign oil and fuel imports makes California vulnerable to faraway geopolitical events it cannot control. Conflict in the Persian Gulf has shown how.
May 04, 2026
California Community Leaders Call on Next Governor to Prioritize Energy Affordability >
“The choices made in the next four years will determine whether California families gain stability – or face even higher costs and greater uncertainty.”
Mar 25, 2026
A Growing Concern: Cap-and-Invest to Undermine Refineries, Raise Fuel Costs >
Some Assembly Democrats say CARB’s new regulations will “further disincentivize in-state refineries to remain in California.”
Mar 03, 2026
Four Reasons Why Importing Gasoline is a Bad Strategy for California >
Some say California should turn to foreign suppliers for the gasoline we need. In a special four-part series, we’ll explore why that’s a bad strategy.
