California Interfaith Power & Light
Building an interfaith movement for climate justice.
California Interfaith Power & Light has been deeply involved in the transition to affordable clean cars and cleaner heavy-duty transport vehicles for more than a decade. The Golden State is committed to having all new cars and passenger trucks be zero-emission vehicles by 2035. At the same time, we must ensure that EVs are affordable …
NEWS RELEASE February 1, 2022 Contact: Susan Stephenson, executive director (510) 484-7198 (mobile) Gerald Bernstein, report author (510)444-4891 or jerry@interfaithpowerandlight.org California Houses of Worship Lead the Nation in Adoption of Rooftop Solar Slowdown expected if utilities reduce the incentives for onsite solar energy Interfaith Power & Light (IPL) has reported its third survey of congregations …
Solar job workers, solar companies, and supporters showed up in large numbers on Thursday telling Governor Newsom to protect the growth of local rooftop solar. Last year, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) heard from large state utilities PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E, as well as long-time advocates for local solar expansion about their upcoming proposed …
The global faith community was active and influential in the recent Conference of Parties 26 in Glasgow, Scotland. Faith representatives from the U.S., including those from Interfaith Power & Light, were on hand to witness, advocate, and learn from our brothers and sisters around the world most affected by a changing climate. The faith community …
California – along with much of the Western U.S. – is in the grip of a severe drought. This drought, expected to be long-lasting, will lead to water shortages in several states, and will require millions of people to conserve water. On August 20, the State Water Board unanimously approved emergency regulations to temporarily halt …
