Clean Energy Partnership
Bringing the power of partnership to move towards 100% clean energy in Los Angeles and beyond
Accelerating the transition to 100% clean energy in Greater Los Angeles.
We need unparalleled regional collaboration and innovation to electrify buildings and transportation and ensure grid resilience before 2028
We formed the public-private Clean Energy Partnership to accelerate the move to 100% clean energy while ensuring we meet the needs of transportation electrification, building decarbonization, and grid resiliency in the Greater Los Angeles Region by the time of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The partnership developed theClean Energy 2028 Roadmap
to accelerate the reduction of GHG emissions by an additional 15% across the electricity, building, and transportation sectors ahead of the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This 15% GHG reduction will be met via building electrification, clean distributed generation, energy-transportation nexus, and grid efficiency and resiliency.
Leadership Group
Advisory Group
Other Contributions
Accenture | Amazon Web Services | Ashipa Electric | The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation | California Natural Resources Agency | Camus Energy C-ZAR Power | Electriq Power | Electrify America | Electrum | Fermata Energy | Google X | IBEW 11| LA28 | Los Angeles Business Council | Los Angeles Better Buildings Challenge | Lightspark Inc | Molecule Systems | PCS Energy | Portable Solar | Rheem | Schneider Electric | Stantec | Tesla | University of Southern California | University of California, Los Angeles | U.S. Department of Energy | Veolia | 3insys
We set three solution-oriented, priority pathways
with related specific targets to spur innovation and accelerate implementation via recommended policies, pilots, and other initiatives.
Electrify and Decarbonize Buildings.
Accelerating the electrification of buildings, thereby achieving an additional 29% reduction in GHG emissions from buildings
Building and Transportation Electrification.
Meeting new building and transportation electric load by deploying 1298 MW of clean, responsive distributed generation–including a Virtual Power Plant (VPP)-and energy-transportation nexus innovations.
Grid Resiliency.
Developing a smart, modernized local distribution grid to increase community resilience and enable clean technology innovations while improving affordability, creating green jobs, and reducing health risks.
Power in partnership
The Clean Energy Partnership is Co-chaired by LACI CEO Matt Petersen and California Energy Commission Chair David Hochschild.
Members include Los Angeles City Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, LA Department of Water and Power (LADWP), LA County’s Sustainability Office, Southern California Edison (SCE), Clean Power Alliance, California Independent System Operator (CAISO), Sunrun, Swell Energy, and Wells Fargo.
