Reimagined Energy Built for the public good. Powered by data. Designed for long-term affordability.
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Our goal is to examine how California can transition from a fragmented, investor-driven utility model toward a cohesive, renewable-first energy system that is:
More affordable over the long term
More resilient and reliable
More transparent and accountable
Better aligned with California’s climate and economic objectives
This work is grounded in real-world experience, rigorous analysis, and a belief that California can once again lead the nation in energy innovation—without sacrificing affordability or public trust.
Accelerating renewable and distributed energy
Rooftop solar, storage, microgrids, and local generation
Policies that reward resilience and flexibility, not monopoly scale
Reducing long-term costs
Addressing structural drivers of rising household and small-business energy bills
Evaluating rate design, return-on-equity models, and capital allocation
Improving grid resilience and wildfire safety
Aligning infrastructure investment with risk reduction and reliability outcomes
Reducing dependence on long-distance transmission where feasible
Aligning energy policy with California’s goals
Climate targets, economic competitiveness, and housing affordability
Ensuring policy coherence across agencies and jurisdictions
Restoring public trust
Transparency in data, assumptions, and financial incentives
Accountability in regulatory decision-making
We will be publishing:
In-depth policy analysis
Data-driven critiques of existing utility and regulatory structures
Practical implementation pathways for reform
Our aim is not ideology—but outcomes: affordable, reliable, clean energy that serves Californians first.