State, local, and tribal climate and energy programs Our planet's warming up - it's a big problem. States, cities, and even tribes are stepping up. They're launching clean energy programs to fight back. Let's explore some examples: State Programs: ● California's Cap-and-Trade Program: Big polluters get a limit. They can buy and sell those limits. Money goes to clean power and helps those in need. ● Source: California Air Resources Board Cap-and-Trade Program Local Programs: ● Community Choice Aggregation (CCA): Towns team up to buy clean power. Saves money too! For instance, the city of San Francisco's CCA, SF Clean Power, aims to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2030. ● Source: Local Government Environmental Services (LGES) - Community Choice Aggregation Tribal Programs: ● The Navajo Nation Solar Energy Project: Big sun farm on Navajo land. Clean power, jobs too. ● Source: Department of Energy SunShot Initiative - Navajo Nation Solar Energy Project These are a few examples, and there are many other programs across the country. Here are some resources where you can find more information: more information, please visit our website at: https://vipenergyservice.com/