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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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"Or just realize that, even if you count large hydro (which you really should), getting to 50% renewable by 2030 is still a very hard goal to achieve."

In a good year, hydro can be 15%, so we might already be at 51% zero-emission. Is 50% difficult if we don't count it? I don't think so; the Big 3 only need 14%, and they have 11 years to do it.

California's three large IOUs collectively served 36% of their 2017 retail electricity sales with renewable power. The Small and Multi-Jurisdictional Utilities and Electric Service Providers served roughly 27% of retail sales with renewable power. The Community Choice Aggregators collectively served 50% of retail sales with renewable power. See below for a map of large IOUs RPS projects.
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