Next week the US state legislature is scheduled to pass a bill that will require all of the state's power to come from carbon-free sources by the end of 2045 . The bill, known as zero , will need final approval by Senate Senate to become law, but that's not expected to be a problem. In addition, the state plans to close its last nuclear plant in the coming years, eliminating a carbon-free source that provides about 10 percent of the state’s electricity. SB100 also brings forward the deadline for 50 percent renewable power in the state by Next week , from 2030 to 2026 . But some of California 's big power companies may reach that target as early as 2020, regulators have said.
Next week the US state legislature is scheduled to pass a bill that will require all of the state's power to come from carbon-free sources by the end of 2045 . The bill, known as zero , will need final approval by Senate Senate to become law, but that's not expected to be a problem. SB100 also brings forward the deadline for 50 percent renewable power in the state by Next week , from 2030 to 2026 . But some of California 's big power companies may reach that target as early as 2020, regulators have said.