Energy: equitable clean energy supply chains and industrial policy in California.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to strengthen California’s clean energy economy by establishing a Senior Counselor on Industrial Policy and Clean Energy Development within the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission. It requires the creation of a memorandum of understanding among several state agencies to coordinate efforts on equitable clean energy supply chains and industrial policy, focusing on sectors like offshore wind, batteries, and building decarbonization. The bill also establishes a dedicated fund to support these initiatives and requires regular reporting on progress.
Key provisions
- Designates a Senior Counselor on Industrial Policy and Clean Energy Development within the Energy Commission.
- Requires a memorandum of understanding among state agencies to coordinate clean energy supply chain development.
- Establishes the Equitable Clean Energy Supply Chain and Industrial Policy Fund.
- Mandates annual reporting on the progress of the memorandum of understanding.
- Directs working groups to identify and evaluate policy changes to accelerate clean energy deployment and job creation.
- Outlines strategies for state investment in critical equipment and procurement.
- Encourages public-private partnerships and state-owned enterprises to support strategic industries.
- Requires consideration of environmental justice and responsible material sourcing.
Who is affected
- State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
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