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as the global leader in research, commercialization, and deployment of clean technologies

In January 2011, Mayor Villaraigosa announced that LA DWP had secured 20% of its power from renewable sources.
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Close to 1.5 million rooftops throughout LA County could be used as renewable energy generators to spawn over 19,000 Mega Watts.
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Last year, the U.S. government arranged the most financing for clean energy projects, surpassing development banks in Europe and Brazil.
Since 2006, UCLA has certified five of its buildings under the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program and now will add nine more projects to be completed this year. UC and UCLA policy now requires that all new buildings and major retrofits meet LEED standards.
Challenge.gov is an online challenge platform administered by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) in partnership with ChallengePost that empowers the U.S. Government and the public to bring the best ideas and top talent to bear on our nation’s most pressing challenges. This platform is the latest milestone in the Administration’s commitment to use prizes and challenges to promote innovation.
InnoCentive is the open innovation and crowdsourcing pioneer that enables organizations to solve their key problems by connecting them to diverse sources of innovation including employees, customers, partners, and the world’s largest problem solving marketplace.
The world desperately needs innovation in energy technologies — but those innovations are unlikely to happen by themselves. A three-year study by a team of researchers based at MIT has now identified a suite of policy and investment strategies that could accelerate innovation in the United States, helping to meet our growing energy needs affordably and reliably, reducing carbon emissions and alleviating insecurity over energy supplies.
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