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CleanTechinca’s CEO, Zach Shahan interviews EBCE’s CEO Nick Chaset to discuss virtual power plants, distributed energy resources, renewable energy, solar net metering, and more.

As EV adoption continues to grow, it faces affordability and access barriers for lower-income households, especially residents in multi-family housing. Fortune highlights EBCE’s work to install fast chargers in dense urban areas.

Route Fifty details EBCE’s participation in a new research project funded by the California Energy Commission. The project will explore how to strategically take portions of a gas system offline and use the savings to put toward electrifying buildings.

EBCE and Kaluza, an innovative energy software program, join together to launch a landmark Vehicle-Grid Integration (VGI) program focused on smart charging.

Stockton City Council members unanimously passed a resolution to join EBCE in September. The city aims to lower their utility bills and build energy resilience in case of electrical grid failures.

EBCE’s CEO, Nick Chaset, joins Energy Evolution’s podcast to discuss The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and how the direct pay provision will help organizations like EBCE tap into federal clean energy incentives.

KXTV covers Stockton’s approval to use an alternate electricity provider to PG&E. “We think that there’s tremendous appetite and interest in the solutions that we bring,” EBCE CEO Nick Chaset told ABC10. “First and foremost, affordability is key in a city like Stockton where there is a significant energy burden on many residents and so bringing that savings proposition, it’s going to be something that we think is a no-brainer.”

Berkeley’s city council voted in June 2021 to switch from partially renewable energy to fully wind and solar-powered energy. This change from EBCE’s Bright Choice plan to the Renewable 100 plan went into effect in March for residential accounts. Businesses willl transition to October.