Energy and climateFinding
California should end its requirement that utilities buy a set share of renewable power.
State law requires utilities to get a growing share of electricity from renewable sources, reaching 60 percent by 2030. Ending it would let utilities choose power sources without that requirement.
Xavier Becerra
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