The Pasadena Water and Power (“PWP”) Clean Energy Tracker, providing information on key clean energy targets and milestones, is available online.
By News Desk
In a press release, Pasadena Water and Power, a community-owned utility, stated that the launch of the clean energy tracker further demonstrates PWP’s commitment to the successful implementation of Resolution 9977 (approved by the Pasadena City Council on January 30, 2023), and sets a goal to source 100% of Pasadena’s electricity from carbon-free sources by the end of 2030. The resolution, incorporated into PWP’s 2023 Power Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), accelerates California’s clean energy targets by 15 years, and demonstrates an ambitious approach to achieving Pasadena’s carbon-free future.
Interim General Manager David Reyes said:
PWP is committed to reaching ambitious carbon-free energy goals while continuing to provide reliable power at competitive rates.”
The tracker provides progress updates on clean energy targets and goals that will help achieve Pasadena’s carbon-free future. Specific metrics provided in the initial launch focus on requirements of Senate Bill 100, Resolution 9977, community adoption of distributed energy resources and electric vehicles, and energy efficiency savings.










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