Use this library to filter all resources compiled by CCEC including best practices, technical assistance directory, funding resources, and a variety of other resources developed or compiled by CCEC.

Visit the funding resources webpage to view featured active funding opportunities, a guide to internal and external funding best practice, pre-funding opportunities, and a funding and assistance database.

Bills related to climate change, and in particular energy, are being tracked by CCEC as a resource for its members and climate professionals in California. Visit our Legislative Tracker to see these bills and their statuses.

The California Climate & Energy Forum (CCEC Forum) brings together several hundred local government staff, elected officials, and community organizations, so they can collaborate and learn from each other in their efforts to advance fair and equitable climate change and energy practices. Stay updated!

California local governments are invited to visit the Technical Assistance page to make a request for specific information on local energy best practices or to access helpful technical assistance opportunities and resources.

The California Climate and Energy Collaborative (CCEC) hosts monthly Local Energy Resources Network (LERN) meetings every second Tuesday from 11am – 12pm to exchange knowledge, resources, input, and opportunities to help California local governments pursue their energy and climate goals.

SLECC Meetings seek to support several active policies or initiatives that encourage State agencies to engage in greater coordination with local and regional agencies. See the history of our SLECC calls and what we do.

The California Climate & Energy Collaborative (CCEC) is committed to working with state agencies to ensure that the programs they develop and administer are shaped and informed by the needs of local governments. As we continue our work engaging state agencies and their partners, we will highlight the active opportunities for the CCEC network to provide input on upcoming state programs. See active and our previously submitted comment letters on relevant opportunities from state-agencies.

Interested in joining the network of 2000+ local government, utility, and other energy efficiency professionals receiving wEEkly updates via email? Subscribe here.