California´s push for a 100 percent renewable energy future may hit roadblocks
(WorldNews Business)

The path to a greener future in California might not be all fair winds and sunshine through Sacramento. A state senate proposal, SB100, doubles down on existing goals and would make California the second state, after Hawaii, to commit to 100 percent renewable energy and zero-carbon sources for electricity. Renewable energy companies — especially solar and energy tech firms in the Bay Area — are all in. But the bill has received a tepid response from environmentalists and opposition from utilities, oil and gas companies. Related Articles Investment in renewable energy dips globally as prices fall “It’s the most ambitious target in the world, especially for an economy...