Clean Power Campaign
1100 11th Street, Suite 321 , Sacramento, California, United States

The Clean Power Campaign formed when a coalition of key environmental and renewable energy groups partnered with grass roots activists to urge officials to kick our country’s addiction to dirty coal, oil, and other fossil fuels. For two decades we’ve led the fight for clean energy. We represent public interests and private sector companies and we advocate for policies and programs geared toward sustainable, renewable resources.  The Clean Power Campaign gives the public interest a seat at every table where important decisions are being made about energy.   We believe policy matters. Public agencies at all levels help choose which energy resources and technologies receive public and private investment. These agencies also help choose how and where that energy is produced and distributed. These agencies also choose what a project’s public-health and air-quality impacts are, and what it all winds up costing us in the end.  CPC takes the fight to the utilities, oil companies, car companies and others to reduce the use of dirty fuels, require greater energy efficiency in appliances, vehicles, and buildings, and to generate more power from clean and renewable resources. We fight for stronger laws regulating emission of toxic air pollution and climate gases. We lobby the state Legislature, Governor, Air Resources Board, Public Utility Commission, California Energy Commission, California Independent System Operator, Local and regional air quality districts, city councils and wherever important decisions are being made about the environmental and public health attributes of the energy we use.

Clean Power Campaign Affiliates

• Berkshire Hathaway Energy Company Natural resources are essential for the production of energy. We are committed to using these resources wisely and protecting our environment for the benefit of future generations. Our Environmental RESPECT Policy details this commitment in the areas of Responsibility, Efficiency, Stewardship, Performance, Evaluation, Communication and Training.
• Duke-American Transmission Company DATC is a transmission developer jointly owned by Duke Energy, the largest utility in the U.S., and American Transmission Co., a national leader in transmission development. Formed in 2011 to plan and develop strategic transmission projects across the U.S. and Canada, DATC partners share the same vision for transmission development.
• Enel X is a global company with strong roots in the energy field and an open strategy geared towards digitalization, sustainability, and innovation. Enel X combines the spirit of a startup with the infrastructure and expertise of a global innovator to help businesses and communities create, store, use, and share energy more efficiently, sustainably, and strategically.
• We are at the heart of one of the greatest challenges facing our society—delivering clean energy to support our world long into the future. Every day we work with stakeholders to promote the development and implementation of sustainable, innovative and affordable energy solutions.
• NextEra Energy, Inc. is a Fortune 200 energy company with about 45,900 megawatts of generating capacity, revenues of over $17 billion in 2017, and about 14,000 employees throughout the United States and Canada.
• Pattern Energy is a leading U.S.-based independent renewable energy company. In everything we do, we are guided by our long-term commitment to serve our customers, protect the environment, strengthen communities, support our teams, and create value for our investors.