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"Pasadena can transition to 100% clean electricity by 2035 and do it cheaper than staying with gas. Since Pasadena has to reduce CO2 emissions 40% city-wide by 2030 anyways (California law SB-32), the lowest-hanging fruit CO2-wise is to go after the electricity supply. It’s also the cheapest way, since reputable projections show that wind, solar and batteries will be the least expensive form of energy by 2030."
- Rob Haw, Senior Engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Founder of the Pasadena 100 campaign |
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List of cities committed to 100% renewable energy
Sierra Club's "Ready for 100" report |
Social Cost of Carbon Pollution Fact Sheet
From The Cost of Carbon Project
Supporting a Cities-Driven Plan to Reverse Climate Change
US Conference of Mayors 85th Annual Meeting, 2017 Adopted Resolutions
