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This past year, CCSE has extended its geographic scope and expanded our focus in ways that will truly help to achieve wider integration of wise energy use into every aspect of our daily lives. December 2010
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The Potential of Seawater Desalination as a Water Source in San Diego County Part of Equinox Project's H2Overview, this report explains seawater desalination for the general public, community leaders and policy makers; summarizes the latest research; and recommends strategies on how the region should proceed when considering desalination. December 2010
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San Diego’s Water Sources: Assessing the Options This is the initial publication of Equinox Project’s H2Overview Project, which will provide balanced, easy-to-understand research on San Diego County’s water supply to help inform the decision-making process. July 2010
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Potential of Purified Recycled Water Part of Equinox Project's H2Overview project, this outlines the costs and benefits to purified recycled water. July 2010
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This is a great time for sustainability, not just here in San Diego, but throughout California and across the nation as leaders turn toward new energy strategies and policies, including many of the things we have supported at the California Center for Sustainable Energy for more than a decade. December 2009
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A Primer on Water Pricing in the San Diego Region This primer on water pricing takes a look at traditional water pricing and investigates the benefits and challenges of steeply-tiered water pricing structures. October 2009
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Small Thermal Energy Storage & Its Role In Our Clean Energy Future Small thermal energy storage (TES) systems are opening a new frontier in electrical use and power grid management. Once just for larger commercial use, compact, prepackaged, plug-and-play TES systems are now available for smaller applications. August 2006
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PACE Financing for Local Governments Webinar This webinar discusses the purpose of Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE), PACE program directories, policy guidelines and strategies for selecting PACE providers. January 2005
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