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Managing Rising Water Costs for California School Districts

Water rates in California are increasing. As a result, water is quickly becoming a significant budgetary burden for school districts. New...

Is It Time to Modernize your Solar?

Protecting Your Investment: Why Solar Modernization is Critical Since 2010, California school districts and community colleges have been leaders in sustainability,...

Is It Time To Buyout Your Solar PPA

It’s been more than ten years since the passage of the California Solar Initiative (CSI) and Federal Solar Tax Credit legislation....

Is Potable Reuse the future of water and energy abundance in California?

Is Potable Reuse the future of water and energy abundance in California? “Water is too precious to use only once.” At...

Market Update for California Solar RECs

Whether you own your solar projects or the projects are owned by a third-party, your organization may have the opportunity to...

Our Top 10 Findings from 310 Procurement Assessments for Public Agencies in California

Over the past 15 years, the team at TerraVerde and I have completed over 310 energy project procurement assessments and request...

Positive Financial Results and Sustainable Practices; A Win-Win for Lindsay Unified

Lindsay Unified School District is renowned for its community-centric approach, always putting learners first. In an insightful conversation with Grant Schimelpfening,...

Keeping the Lights On: Navigating the Clean Energy Transition with Nancy Chaires Espinoza

As part of the 2024 “Power Chat” series, TerraVerde Energy spoke with Nancy Chaires Espinoza about renewable energy challenges and opportunities...

Does California have a “Strategic Water Reserve”?

Does California have a “Strategic Water Reserve”? The United States maintains a strategic petroleum reserve administered by the Department of Energy. These...

What schools in California are doing to maximize savings from DSA mandated solar

New IR N-3: Energy Code Requirements for Photovoltaic Battery Systems DSA IR N-3 requires solar additions for new school and campus...