Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law Arizona gets 10% of its power from renewables (primarily solar and hydro), with the remainder of its power split […]
Arizona
Nevada
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law Nevada produces three-quarters of its power from natural gas. Renewables are another 20% (6% hydro, 5% solar, 8% […]
Oregon
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law Oregon, like its neighbor Washington, obtains over half its electricity from hydropower. As in Washington, there’s almost no […]
Washington
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law Two-thirds of Washington’s energy comes from hydropower. Wind is another 6.5%. There’s a small amount of biomass and […]
Alaska
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law Alaska is a Republican state, but at various times one branch of the legislature or the Governorship has […]
Hawaii
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law In June 2017, Hawaii adopted Senate Bill 559, endorsing the goals of the Paris Agreement and reinforcing its […]
California
Return to state-by-state climate policy map This summary is part of Beyond the Beltway: A Report on State Energy and Climate Policies produced by the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment at Berkeley Law California has led the charge in state climate action.[1] California legislation focusing specifically on climate change dates back to […]