San Gabriel Valley Water and Power is a provider of renewable resources.
Our projects provide “plug in” renewable energy and water solutions for municipalities. Our private-public partnerships enable municipal renewable resource projects to move forward, which helps reduce the investment risk to residents and taxpayers. Most importantly, our projects allow cities and municipalities to comply with clean energy requirements. Our projects use innovative technology and to deliver cost-effective, carbon neutral projects to homes, neighborhoods and communities.
San Gabriel Valley Water and Power develops and manages renewable resource projects.
Our power generation solutions are designed to “plug in” to existing public utilities infrastructure, providing an additional energy source. SGVWP helps implement Community Choice programs that allows for cities and municipalities to purchase and/or generate energy for residents and businesses within their areas.
May 8, 2019 – Los Angeles, California – On April 11, the City of Industry’s City Council (the City) finally relented and passed a resolution to rescind an illegal subpoena that it had earlier served upon San Gabriel Valley Water & Power (SGVWP). The City also promised that......
09 May, 2019May 9, 2019 – Los Angeles California – On May 2nd, San Gabriel Valley Water & Power (SGVWP) amended its ongoing legal action against the cities of Industry, Diamond Bar, and Chino Hills, to seek recovery of over $246 million in lost project revenue. After......
07 May, 2019For Immediate Release San Gabriel Valley Water & Power amends lawsuit against Cities of Industry, Chino Hills and Diamond Bar March 19, 2019 – Los Angeles, California –San Gabriel Valley Water and Power (SGVWP) has amended its existing suit against the cities of Industry, Chino......
19 March, 2019For Immediate Release Tres Hermanos Sustainability Project Answers Governor Newsom and Mayor Garcetti’s Call for Renewable Energy and Storage February 26, 2019 – Los Angeles, California –San Gabriel Valley Water and Power’s (SGVWP) Tres Hermanos Sustainability Project takes a great stride toward answering Governor Newsom......
26 February, 2019Ron Miller – Los Angeles / Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council – Wednesday, February 13, 2019 the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building and Construction Trades Council represents more than 100,000 skilled men and women within 48 local unions and district councils in 14 trades.......
14 February, 2019By Billy Ludt – Solar Power World – Tuesday, February 12, 2019 San Gabriel Valley Water and Power (SGVWP) has outlined the Tres Hermanos Sustainability Project at the Tres Hermanos Ranch in Diamond Bar, California. The solar-plus-storage installation will generate up to 200 MW of......
12 February, 2019By Sammy Roth – Los Angeles Times – Friday, January 25, 2019 Citing the “existential threat of climate change,” Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Monday making California the first state to set a goal of 100 percent renewable energy by 2045, despite concerns about increased......
25 January, 2019By Valerie Richardson – The Washington Times – Monday, September 10, 2018 Citing the “existential threat of climate change,” Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Monday making California the first state to set a goal of 100 percent renewable energy by 2045, despite concerns about increased......
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