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People Power Cooperative

People Power Solar Cooperative invests in community-led projects that create alternatives to PG&E and other private utilities by decentralizing, democratizing, distributing, and diversifying the energy system. Ensuring that power to live can be accessed by all without compromising the health and safety of any community, today and for generations to come.

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Organization: People Power Cooperative
Date: NA
Resource Type: Organization, Resources
Topic: Community Safety, Economic Justice, Energy Justice, Extreme Heat, Organizing, Policy, Pollution
Source URL: https://www.peoplepowersolar.org

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