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Greening California's Grid: A Path Toward Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Resilience

This report explores California's path to a resilient, sustainable energy grid focusing on the transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and the expansion of renewable energy generation. It addresses critical issues such as the disaggregation of procurement processes, climate risks to infrastructure, and the need for a holistic vision for future grid design. The document emphasizes the importance of moving from policy-making to effective coordination and operations to support California’s climate goals and ensure a robust economic future.

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Greening California's Grid: A Path Toward Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Resilience

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  1. Greening California’s Grid Michael Picker, Department of Finance

  2. Resilient Economy

  3. California Path Forward

  4. Cumulative California ZEV Projections

  5. Existing CA Renewables Generation

  6. Issues • Disaggregation of Procurement • Grid Design and Expansion • Climate Risk to Infrastructure • Incomplete Vision for Infrastructure • Market Design • Moving from Policy to Coordination and Operations

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