Two More Cities Join Regional Renewable Energy Agency a Day Before New Board Meets
Water, Power & Waste
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Five cities are now part of a new Community Choice Energy program starting up in Orange County.
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Five cities are now part of a new Community Choice Energy program starting up in Orange County.
Lake Forest officials will decide today on whether their city should join a regional renewable energy agency.
Buena Park and Lake Forest will be considering joining the new energy program this week as well.
As city councils across the county consider joining a public energy program, politicians debate what the benefits are behind a new green energy program.
Sea level rise and questions about the integrity of radioactive waste storage canisters are propelling local anxiety over the decommissioned San Onofre nuclear reactor.
City officials want to create their own power agency with other cities. Tonight, Costa Mesa considers.
Things began to quiet down in Orange County on Wednesday night, and people trickled back into their homes, after three days of wildfires, smoke, evacuations and anxiety.
Depending on whether conditions change, fire authorities expect full containment of both blazes by Nov. 10.
Residents evacuate from two infernos — one threatening Irvine, one threatening Yorba Linda.
The move comes as the project’s developer, Poseidon Water, has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars lobbying Sacramento.