Over 180 cities in the US have committed to transitioning to 100% renewable energy, with many already making significant progress. Cities like San Francisco, California, and Aspen, Colorado, are leading the way.
The EPA's Green Power Partnership is a voluntary program that helps organizations, including cities, transition to green power. The program provides technical assistance and recognition for cities that make significant commitments to renewable energy.
Research from the University of Michigan highlights the importance of cities in the transition to renewable energy. The study finds that cities can play a key role in driving demand for green power and promoting policy changes that support the transition.
Bloomberg's Green Cities index ranks the top cities in the US for their commitment to renewable energy and sustainability. The index highlights cities like Portland, Oregon, and Denver, Colorado, that are leading the way in the transition to green power.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) provides technical assistance and guidance to cities transitioning to 100% renewable energy. NREL's research and tools help cities develop and implement effective renewable energy plans.
The Sustainable Cities YouTube channel features videos on cities transitioning to green power, including interviews with mayors and city officials, and tours of sustainable infrastructure projects.
REN21 is a global network of organizations and individuals working to promote the transition to renewable energy. The network provides research, analysis, and guidance to cities and countries transitioning to green power.
Clean Energy's Green Power Cities platform provides data and analysis on cities transitioning to renewable energy. The platform tracks progress, identifies best practices, and provides insights on the economic and environmental benefits of green power.