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1 | REACH San Diego | Regional Organizations | ||||||||||||||||||
2 | Organization | Role the organizations plays to support energy, climate and land use progress within the region | Organization Type | Issue Area Focus | Are they involved? | Energy efficiency, electrification | Renewable energy, storage and energy resilience | Electric vehicle and charging stations | Utility Capacity and Grid Management | Sust. dev, housing, trans planning, land use | Climate and/or energy action planning | Affd. housing, smt. growth, planning and land use | Sustainable Agriculture | Climate adapt. and resilience implementation | Climate adapt. and resilience planning | Org. development and grant writing | Website | Source | |
3 | San Diego Mesa College | Provides education and training, including programs in environmental science and sustainable energy technology. | Academia | Energy | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | CCEC Contact | ||
4 | San Diego State University | The SoCal IL serves as a hub for place-based, co-produced science that is designed to meet conservation and management challenges. By creating pathways to participation and the implementation of innovative nature-based solutions, we actively promote meaningful collaboration among partners to build a cohesive community of practice. We foster coordination and connectivity rather than competition among partners, together turning barriers into opportunities for actionable science and solutions now and into the future. CCEEJ provides technical assistance to community-based organizations with a wide range of needs, building and expanding capacity around extreme heat, environmental quality and health, energy, env and energy justice. We work directly "The Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS) advances a model of Indigenous-led lands stewardship for climate adaptation and resilience. We do this by taking a community-based approach that leverages our local networks and past project success in southern California to support coastal resilience, cultural and prescribed fire, climate-informed restoration, and land rematriation efforts that center community priorities and relationships with the land." We have ongoing activities in the Imperial and Coachella Valley regions. We have expertise and team for developing climate applications using weather prediction model. We have collaborated with community organizations and local stakeholders on the issues of extreme heat, air pollution, and weather prediction. | Academia | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Natural Resources, Public Health, Social Infrastructure, Transportation | Already Involved | | | | | | I need this | | | I offer this, I need this | I offer this, I need this | I offer this, I need this | https://www.sdsu.edu/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
5 | Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego | World-renowned center for climate and oceanographic research, providing critical data and science for policy. | Academia | Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://scripps.ucsd.edu/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
6 | UC San Diego | University, coordinating lead author of the San Diego Regional Synthesis Report for California's Fifth Climate Change Assessment. We promote Bioregional planning --an emerging field that aligns with global efforts to localize sustainability while addressing the climate crisis. The United Nations New Urban Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities) emphasize the importance of resilient, place-based strategies that integrate ecological, social, and economic considerations across scales. By rooting climate action and sustainable development in bioregional systems, communities can build locally adaptive yet globally relevant solutions. | Academia | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Energy, Funding, Housing, Natural Resources, Public Health, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Youth | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this, I offer this | I need this | I need this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
7 | University of San Diego, Energy Policy Initiatives Center | EPIC is a university-based energy and climate policy center that has both an academic program and external facing research and analysis role. We do not advocate and as such are seen as a neutral and independent partner in the region. We were founded in 2005 and since then have been done significant work in the region and beyond. Below are a few highlights of our work in the region. We have supported nearly all of the climate action plans in the region. In this role, we have completed the following: GHG inventories and projections, GHG reductions from policies and programs, implementation cost analysis, and benefit-cost analysis. Once adopted, we have supported implementation through policy and ordinance development, including building energy efficiency, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, building electrification, etc. We also support regional GHG analysis for SANDAG, in support of their Regional Plan and EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant project to develop a Priority and Comprehensive Climate Action Plan. We have deep expertise in energy law, policy, and regulation. We also have done lots of analysis of the energy impacts of rooftop solar (and NEM reform), electric rates, building energy efficiency and electrification, transportation energy requirements and the impact of electrification, etc. As part of this work we have developed a method to do hourly analysis of policies and projects to determine the time-based energy and climate impacts. EPIC also pioneered Climate Equity Index analysis in our region - see City of SD and City of Chula Vista indexes. We are also part of the evaluation team for the TCC RICCE project led by SD Foundation and Environmental Health Coalition. We are an original partner on the Southern CA Energy Innovation Network (SCEIN), a CEC-funded project led by Cleantech San Diego. Our role is to advice early stage energy companies to understand and navigate the regulatory and policy issues related to energy and energy technologies. This project serves all of Southern CA, except for LA City and County. Most recently, in partnership with San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, we launched the San Diego Regional Energy Academy. This is a free, three-day, intensive program to help raise the energy IQ of professionals working in or adjacent to energy and climate. The first cohort was in November 2024 and our second cohort is scheduled for March 2025. | Academia | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Natural Resources, Transportation | Already Involved | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | | | I offer this | I offer this | | https://www.sandiego.edu/epic/ | September 2024 SLECC meeting | |
8 | Center for Regional Sustainability, San Diego State University | Conducts research and facilitates collaboration on regional sustainability challenges like water, energy, and transportation. | Academia | Climate, Natural Resources, Economic/Community Development | | | | | | | | | | | | | crs.sdsu.edu | CCEC Contact | |
9 | Energy Policy Initiatives Center, USD | Legal and policy research center focused on energy law, climate policy, and sustainable energy solutions. | Academia | Energy, Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | sandiego.edu | CCEC Contact | |
10 | SDSU (San Diego State University) | Conducts research, educates future leaders, and implements campus sustainability initiatives. | Academia | Academia, Climate, Energy | | | | | | | | | | | | | sdsu.edu | CCEC Contact | |
11 | The Brink SBDC / SCEIN | The Brink SBDC provides free and confidential 1:1 advising and training to students and the community to help innovative founders in tech and life sciences access capital to build investable companies to make economic impact. | Academia | Economic/Community Development, Academia | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.sandiego.edu/sbdc/ | CCEC Contact | |
12 | The Nonprofit Institute (at USD) | Strengthens the nonprofit sector through research, education, and support, enabling more effective climate and community work. | Academia | Social Infrastructure, Philanthropy | | | | | | | | | | | | | sandiego.edu | CCEC Contact | |
13 | UC Irvine- MURP (Dept. of Urban Planning & Public Policy) | Educates future planners and policymakers and conducts research on sustainable land use, housing, and transportation. | Academia | Housing, Transportation, Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | upp.uci.edu | CCEC Contact | |
14 | City of Carlsbad | City or County | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Natural Resources, Social Infrastructure, Transportation | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | | | | | | I need this | I need this | | https://www.carlsbadca.gov/ | September 2024 SLECC meeting, March Catalyst Convening | ||
15 | City of Chula Vista | The City of Chula Vista controls local land use planning and permitting and does outreach to support decarbonization and resource efficiency. | City or County | Climate, Energy, Funding, Housing | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.chulavistaca.gov/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
16 | City of Del Mar | City or County | Climate, Funding, Housing | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.delmar.ca.us/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
17 | City of Encinitas | Member of San Diego Community Power, adopted Climate Action Plan, adopted Housing Element and active Housing Element sites under development. | City or County | Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Housing, Natural Resources, Transportation | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://www.encinitasca.gov/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
18 | City of Imperial Beach | As a local jurisdiction we support a number local proejcts and regional programs. | City or County | Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Natural Resources, Public Health, Transportation | Already Involved | | | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | | I need this | I need this | | https://www.imperialbeachca.gov/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
19 | City of La Mesa | The City of La Mesa has a Climate Action Plan that guides City decisions, policies, and programs in terms of climate change mitigation and adaptation, land use, public health, and equity. | City or County | Economic/Community Development, Climate, Public Health, Social Infrastructure, Transportation | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://www.cityoflamesa.us/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
20 | City of National City | City or County | | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.nationalcityca.gov/ | CCEC Contact | ||
21 | City of Oceanside | City or County | | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.ci.oceanside.ca.us/ | CCEC Contact | ||
22 | City of San Diego | City has Climate Action Plan to reach net zero community-wide emissions by 2035 and climate resilience plan to mitigate risks from climate change driven hazards. Updated General Plan aligns with CAP to focus housing and transportation in alignment with CAP. | City or County | Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Housing, Natural Resources, Racial Equity, Transportation | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I offer this, I need this | I need this, I offer this | I need this | | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | https://www.sandiego.gov/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
23 | City of Solana Beach | City or County | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Transportation | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | | | | | | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://www.cityofsolanabeach.org/en | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | ||
24 | City of Vista | Local government implementing climate action plans, land use policy, energy efficiency, and conservation programs. | City or County | Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.vista.gov/ | CCEC Contact | |
25 | County of San Diego Department of Public Health | Public Health is affected by decisions related to land use, housing, and transportation. The Department of Public Health Services in the County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency partners with local community organizations, universities, and government agencies to incorporate and address the health impacts of climate change on various policies and plans (i.e., climate action plans, general plans/environmental justice elements, and hazard mitigation plans), and implements climate adaptation and mitigation strategies that improve health (i.e., healthy food systems and active transportation). | City or County | Public Health | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
26 | County of San Diego Office of Sustainability | The San Diego County Office of Sustainability and Environmental Justice serves as a central point throughout the County organization and across the greater San Diego region to advance climate solutions that repair systemic inequities and environmental burdens. Our office intentionally and actively works alongside communities as we strive to achieve zero carbon emissions while safeguarding the health of people and natural systems. Our efforts are focused on engaging communities that have been disproportionately and negatively impacted by past and current practices, programs, and policies. | City or County | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Natural Resources, Public Health, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Transportation, Youth, Housing | Already Involved | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this | I need this, I offer this | I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
27 | City of Costa Mesa | Implements local sustainability policies, climate action plans, and municipal operations efficiency programs. | City or County | Climate, Energy, Transportation | | | | | | | | | | | | | costamesaca.gov | CCEC Contact | |
28 | City of San Marcos | Develops and implements its Climate Action Plan and manages growth and natural resources within its jurisdiction. | City or County | Climate, Housing, Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | san-marcos.net | CCEC Contact | |
29 | County of Imperial | County government managing land use, economic development, and energy issues (e.g., geothermal) in the Imperial Valley. | City or County | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Energy | | | | | | | | | | | | | imperialcounty.org | CCEC Contact | |
30 | County of San Diego | Leads countywide initiatives like the Climate Action Plan and regulates land use in unincorporated areas. | City or County | Climate, Housing, Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | sandiegocounty.gov | CCEC Contact | |
31 | BikeWalk Solana | Community-based organization | Transportation, Public Health | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://bikewalksolana.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | ||
32 | Casa Familiar | We do advocacy, organizing and develop climate resilient projects | Community-based organization | Economic/Community Development, Environmental Justice, Housing, Social Infrastructure, Youth, Other | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://www.casafamiliar.org/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
33 | City Heights community Development Corporation | Community-based organization | Economic/Community Development, Housing | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.cityheightscdc.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | ||
34 | Escondido Neighbors United | Likely a community group advocating for local neighborhood interests, which can include development and land use. | Community-based organization | Housing | | | | | | | | | | | | | San Diego Regional Overview | ||
35 | Groundwork San Diego - Chollas Creek | community-driven watershed restoration and reconnection through education, organizing, and infrastructure construction | Community-based organization | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Natural Resources, Public Health, Transportation, Youth | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://groundworksandiego.org/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
36 | I am Green | Community-based organization | | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | |||
37 | Partnership for the Advancement of new Americans | We are building 500,000 sq feet of commercial space as well as 167 affordable housing unit- all of our project will support cliamte, energy, land use progress | Community-based organization | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Housing, Public Health, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Transportation, Youth | Already Involved | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
38 | Preserve Wild Santee | Advocates for the preservation of open space and natural habitats within the city of Santee. | Community-based organization | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | San Diego Regional Overview | ||
39 | San Diego 350 | SanDiego350 is a grassroots organization that trains and supports volunteer leaders to advocate for climate and climate justice policies, including energy, transportation, decarbonization and resilience. We work in coalition with dozens of organizations in San Diego County and have cofounded and/or play leading roles in key coalitions, such as the San Diego Building Electrification Coalition and the Transportation Equity Working Group. | Community-based organization | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Transportation, Youth, Funding | Already Involved | | | | | I need this, I offer this | I need this | | | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://sandiego350.org/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
40 | San Diego Building Electrification Coalition | We advocate for transitioning from gas appliances to electric ones to reduce the GHG emissions from gas stoves, furnaces, etc. Also, burning gas in homes has many scientifically documented health risks (especially asthma, but many others also) due to the indoor air pollution. | Community-based organization | Climate | Already Involved | I need this | | | | | I need this | | | | | | https://sdbec.org/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
41 | San Diego Urban Sustainability Coalition | Likely focuses on sustainability and equity issues within urban communities of color. | Community-based organization | Environmental Justice | | | | | | | | | | | | | San Diego Regional Overview | ||
42 | San Pasqual Valley Preservation Alliance | Advocates for the preservation of the agricultural and historical character of the San Pasqual Valley. | Community-based organization | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | San Diego Regional Overview | ||
43 | South Bay Community Services | Community-based organization | | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | ||||
44 | Urban Collaborative Project | Likely focused on collaborative approaches to urban development, affordable housing, and community planning. | Community-based organization | Housing | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | |||
45 | Viet Voices | Our organization starts to do work on providing public education for our Vietnamese community on the harmful gas effect in our homes to encourage more folks to switch over to electrification as a different source of energy. We are also planning to play an active role, beyond public education, in working with the community to make that switch. | Community-based organization | Economic/Community Development, Energy, Housing, Public Health, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Climate | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I need this | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
46 | YIMBY Democrats of San Diego | Support infill housing within the San Diego region in order to reduce carbon emissions from transportation | Community-based organization | Climate, Housing | Already Involved | | | | | I need this, I offer this | | | | | | | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
47 | Chollas Valley Community Planning Group (CVCPG) | Advocates for the community's interests in local planning and development decisions, ensuring equitable outcomes. | Community-based organization | Housing, Environmental Justice, Community Development | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://chollasvalleycommunityplanning.com/ | CCEC Contact | |
48 | Comite Civico del Valle, Inc. | Advocates for immigrant and low-income communities on issues of air/water quality, public health, and environmental justice in the Imperial Valley. | Community-based organization | Environmental Justice, Public Health, Agriculture | | | | | | | | | | | | | ccvhealth.org | CCEC Contact | |
49 | Data Elevates | Data Elevates provides data analytics and dashboard development, along with other product development services. | Consulting | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Funding, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | I offer this | https://www.dataelevates.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
50 | ECORP Consulting Inc. | ECORP Consulting plays a crucial role in supporting energy, climate, and land use progress within the San Diego region by providing expert environmental consulting services that help public and private sector clients navigate regulatory requirements, mitigate environmental impacts, and advance sustainable development.Conducting greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and emissions modeling to support climate action planning. Assisting agencies and developers in meeting California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements for air quality and climate change analyses. Supporting energy transition projects, including renewable energy developments, hydrogen production, and electrification initiatives, by ensuring compliance with regional and state air quality standards. Through these efforts, ECORP Consulting helps shape the future of the San Diego region by ensuring that energy, climate, and land use projects align with environmental goals while fostering sustainable economic growth. | Consulting | Climate, Energy, Natural Resources, Transportation | Already Involved | | | | | I offer this | I offer this | | | I offer this | I offer this | | https://www.ecorpconsulting.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
51 | Evolution Affairs | We help organizations move policy and ensure the communities impacted are at the table. | Consulting | Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Natural Resources, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Housing | Already Involved | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | | | I offer this | | | I offer this | | I offer this | https://www.evolutionaffairs.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
52 | First Note Finance Inc. | Grant writer, energy project developer | Consulting | Climate, Environmental Justice, Transportation, Youth | Already Involved | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | | | | | | | | I offer this | https://www.firstnotefinance.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
53 | Hammond Climate Solutions | Provides consulting services to help organizations and governments achieve their climate and sustainability goals. | Consulting | Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://hammondclimatesolutions.com/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
54 | ICF | Design and implementation of programs serving low income and historically underserved communities | Consulting | Agriculture, Economic/Community Development, Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Housing, Public Health, Social Infrastructure, Transportation | Already Involved | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | https://www.icf.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
55 | Johnson Consulting Group | Provides public affairs and strategic communication services, potentially for energy/environment projects. | Consulting | | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://jcg-ps.com/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
56 | Rincon Consultants Inc. | Consulting | | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |||
57 | Thrive as one consulting | Provides consulting services, potentially in organizational development or community engagement. | Consulting | | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | CCEC Contact | ||
58 | WSP | Consulting | Agriculture, Climate, Environmental Justice, Housing, Natural Resources, Public Health, Transportation | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |||
59 | Appos Advisors | Provides strategic consulting and financial advisory services for sustainable infrastructure and climate resilience projects. | Consulting | Economic/Community Development, Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | apposadvisors.com | CCEC Contact | |
60 | Emerald Impact | Emerald Impact! helps building owners, architects, and contractors maximize their business and building performance through energy measures planning, project management, inspections, and diagnostic tests. Emerald Impact 'runs the numbers', providing a complete analysis, calculating both energy and financial benefits. Emerald Impact is here to guide you along the path to “Greening your Bottom Line”™ | Consulting | Energy | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.emeraldimpact.com/ | CCEC Contact | |
61 | Richard Heath & Associates | Consulting firm specializing in sustainable agriculture, water management, and resource conservation planning. | Consulting | Natural Resources, Agriculture, Water | | | | | | | | | | | | | rhassoc.com | CCEC Contact | |
62 | Chelsea Investment Corporation | Developer | Other | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.chelseainvestco.com/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
63 | Pinnacle Communities LLC | We work with the city legislature and the stakeholders across the development process to find opportunities to build better for affordable housing | Developer | Funding, Housing | Already Involved | I offer this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I offer this | I need this | I offer this | I need this | I need this | I need this | I offer this | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
64 | Clean Energy Alliance | Community Choice Aggregator (CCA) providing cleaner electricity options to member cities, decarbonizing the grid. | Electric Utility/CCA | Energy | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://thecleanenergyalliance.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | |
65 | Energy Code Ace | Your one-stop shop for no-cost tools, training and resources to help you comply with California’s Title 24, Part 6 Building Energy Codes and Title 20 Appliance Standards. We’re powered by the California Statewide Codes & Standards Program and vetted by the California Energy Commission. | Electric Utility/CCA | Energy, Other | New Suggestion | I offer this | I offer this | | | I offer this | I offer this | | | I offer this | I offer this | | https://energycodeace.com/ | CCEC Contact | |
66 | Ramona Municipal Water District | water and wastewater supplier for community of Ramona. Through parks and recreation services supports climate based adaptation and emergency planning | Electric Utility/CCA | Agriculture, Natural Resources, Public Health, Other | Already Involved | I need this | I need this | I need this | | | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
67 | San Diego Community Power | Electric Utility/CCA | | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | | | | https://sdcommunitypower.org/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | ||
68 | San Diego Gas & Electric | Investor-owned utility responsible for energy generation, transmission, and distribution; key player in decarbonization. | Electric Utility/CCA | Energy | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.sdge.com/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
69 | Imperial Irrigation District | Manages water and energy distribution in the Imperial Valley; a key player in renewable energy and Colorado River water issues. | Electric Utility/CCA | Energy, Water, Agriculture | | | | | | | | | | | | | iid.com | CCEC Contact | |
70 | SD Community Power | Community Choice Aggregation provider offering cleaner, often more affordable electricity options to member cities. | Electric Utility/CCA | Energy, Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | sdcommunitypower.org | CCEC Contact | |
71 | San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) | We convene and coordinate on climate action and adaptation planning with our member agencies (the local governments of the San Diego region), other regional agencies, tribal governments, community and environmental stakeholders. We prepare regional climate, energy, and clean transportation plans. SANDAG prepares the Regional Transportation Plan and Sustainable Communities Strategy for the San Diego region and the Regional Housing Needs Assessment. | Government Association | Climate, Housing, Transportation | Already Involved | | I need this | I need this | | I need this, I offer this | I need this | I need this, I offer this | | I need this | I need this | | https://www.sandag.org/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
72 | San Diego Regional Energy Network | San Diego Community Power was authorized to lead administration of the San Diego Regional Energy Network (SDREN). This includes $124 million in energy efficiency programs that will be available to residents, businesses, public agencies, Tribes and the workforce by the end of 2025. SDREN's vision is to be a driving force for communities to adopt clean, reliable energy through community driven solutions that contribute to local and state EE and climate goals. | Government Association | Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding | Already Involved | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | | I offer this | | | | | | https://www.sandiego.edu/soles/centers-and-institutes/nonprofit-institute/signature-programs/climate-collaborative/who-we-are.php | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
73 | Southern California Wetlands Recovery Project | A partnership of public agencies coordinating the restoration of wetlands in Southern California. | Government Association | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.scwrp.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
74 | Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation | Protects and restores the lagoon ecosystem through conservation, education, and advocacy. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://aguahedionda.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
75 | Anza-Borrego Foundation and Institute | Supports Anza-Borrego Desert State Park through land acquisition, research, education, and conservation. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.theabf.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
76 | Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation | Dedicated to the preservation, protection, and enhancement of the Batiquitos Lagoon Ecological Reserve. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://batiquitoslagoon.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
77 | Bayside Community Center | Nonprofit | Social Infrastructure | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.baysidecc.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | ||
78 | Buena Vista Audubon Society | Protects birds and their habitats in North County through conservation, education, and advocacy. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://buenavistaaudubon.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
79 | Business for Good San Diego | Nonprofit | Economic/Community Development | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://businessforgoodsd.org/ | CCEC Contact | ||
80 | California Bluebird Recovery Program | Works to conserve native bluebird populations through monitoring, installing nest boxes, and public education. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.cbrp.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
81 | California Center for Sustainable Energy | Administers energy efficiency and renewable energy programs, provides education, and advances clean energy policy. | Nonprofit | Energy | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://energycenter.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
82 | California Chaparral Institute | Advocates for the conservation of chaparral ecosystems and promotes better fire management policies. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://californiachaparral.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
83 | California Native Plant Society, San Diego Chapter | Works to conserve native plants and habitats through plant science, advocacy, education, and horticulture. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.cnpssd.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
84 | California Rare Fruit Growers | Dedicated to the propagation and cultivation of rare and unusual fruits, promoting biodiversity. | Nonprofit | Agriculture | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://crfg.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
85 | Casita Coalition | Nonprofit | Housing | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.casitacoalition.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | ||
86 | Center for Biological Diversity | Uses legal action, science, and media to secure protections for endangered species and habitats. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
87 | Chicano Federation of San Diego | Nonprofit | Economic/Community Development, Housing, Racial Equity, Youth | Already Involved | | | | | | | I offer this | | | | | https://www.chicanofed.org/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | ||
88 | Circulate San Diego | Nonprofit | Transportation, Public Health | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.circulatesd.org/ | Catalyst Convening Registrant Suggestion | ||
89 | Citizens’ Coordinate for Century 3 | Advocates for responsible long-term regional planning, environmental quality, and sustainable growth. | Nonprofit | Climate | | | | | | | | | | | | | http://www.c3sandiego.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
90 | Cleantech San Diego | Nonprofit | Economic/Community Development | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://cleantechsandiego.org/ | CCEC Contact | ||
91 | Climate Action Campaign | Nonprofit | Climate | New Suggestion | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.climateactioncampaign.org/ | September 2024 SLECC meeting | ||
92 | Climate Science Alliance | The mission of the Climate Science Alliance is to safeguard natural and human communities in the face of a changing climate. We do this through leading activities and creating partnerships which increase awareness of climate change impacts, promote solutions, and facilitate action. Alliance partners focus their efforts on boundary-spanning projects, sharing their skills, expertise, and knowledge in order to bridge the gap between research and application within the community. | Nonprofit | Climate, Funding, Natural Resources, Racial Equity, Youth | Already Involved | | | | | | | | | I need this, I offer this | I offer this | I offer this | https://www.climatesciencealliance.org/ | September 2024 SLECC Meeting, March Catalyst Convening | |
93 | Coastwalk California Coastal Trail Association | Advocates for the completion, protection, and stewardship of the California Coastal Trail. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://coastwalk.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
94 | Conservation Biology Institute | Provides scientific research and planning tools to inform and support conservation decisions and policy. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://consbio.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
95 | ECOLIFE Conservation | Protects ecosystems and helps communities through sustainable agriculture and conservation initiatives. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.ecolifeconservation.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
96 | Endangered Habitats League | Advocates for the preservation of rare and declining ecosystems throughout Southern California. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.endangeredhabitats.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
97 | Environmental Center of San Diego | We do a lot of collaborative work around land use, natural habitats, access and water. We host an annual environmental leadership summit -this is year #9. We are the co-lead for the 30x30 San Diego region. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | Already Involved | | | | | I need this | | I need this | | I need this | I need this | I need this | https://sandiegoeco.org/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
98 | Environmental Health Coalition | Environmental Health Coalition (EHC) works for environmental justice in the San Diego/Tijuana region and throughout California. Founded in 1980, EHC has worked to reduce pollution and improve health and well-being for thousands of people in underserved, low-income communities.Our Climate Justice campaign work has three focus areas: Ensure climate policy includes strategies for clean air Equitable implementation of the San Diego Climate Action Plan Bring climate investments to frontline communities in San Diego | Nonprofit | Climate, Environmental Justice, Energy, Funding, Public Health, Racial Equity, Social Infrastructure, Transportation | Already Involved | | | | | I need this, I offer this | I offer this | | | I need this, I offer this | I need this, I offer this | I need this | https://www.environmentalhealth.org/ | March 2025 Catalyst Convening | |
99 | Friends of Daley Ranch | Advocates for the preservation and stewardship of Daley Ranch, a large open space preserve in Escondido. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.daleyranch.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview | |
100 | Friends of Famosa Slough | Dedicated to the protection, restoration, and enjoyment of the Famosa Slough wetland area. | Nonprofit | Natural Resources | | | | | | | | | | | | | https://www.famosaslough.org/ | San Diego Regional Overview |