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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...

Eyes on the prize: How Lancaster School District developed a successful renewable energy program

Dr. Larry Freise, Assistant Superintendent of Business at Lancaster School District, is reticent to take credit for the success of his...

Methane Powered Microgrids – Cost Savings while Combatting Climate Change

Assessing methane emissions through the lens of carbon dioxide stock vs. flow Evaluating the impact of methane emissions through the lens...

School Energy Cost Inflation: Learnings from Clovis Unified

We recently had the privilege of interviewing Matt Belasco of Pittsburg Unified School District, and we cannot think of a better leader to interview for this initial installment of this blog series.

CASH’s 2024 Annual Conference On School Facilities

TerraVerde will be at the annual CASH conference on school facilities Feb 28 - Mar 1 in Sacramento

ACWA Energy Committee Meeting March 2024

CARB & TerraVerde Energy will be presenting at the March 6 ACWA Energy Committee Meeting

Initial Clean Fleets Compliance Reports Due April 1, 2024

Under the requirements of the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Advanced Clean Fleets (ACF) regulation, California public agencies are required to submit their initial compliance reports no later than April 1, 2024.