San Diego region joins national efforts to tap technologies for smarter water use SAN DIEGO, CA, January 26, 2017 – Regional business association Cleantech San Diego has formed a new partnership with the Smart Water Networks Forum (SWAN) in support of technologies that advance the efficient use of water. The...
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San Diego to Become Latest City To Pledge Millions of Square Feet of Commercial Space to Increase Efficiency & Reduce Environmental Impact SAN DIEGO, CA, January 23, 2017 – In tandem with the City of San Diego’s landmark Climate Action Plan, Cleantech San Diego, Measurabl and local business leaders...
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SAN DIEGO, CA, November 30, 2016 – As part of its Smart Cities and Water Solutions Grant Program, The San Diego Foundation has awarded a total of $160,000 ($80,000 each) in grant funding to Cleantech San Diego to support two pubic-private partnerships that catalyze adoption of...
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Cleantech San Diego member and Smart Cities San Diego leader San Diego International Airport (SAN) has been certified through the Airports Council International’s Airport Carbon Accreditation program. The program creates a framework that helps airports identify, manage, and ultimately reduce their carbon emissions. SAN was certified...
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I found myself looking out over the panoramic landscape of downtown San Diego from the 34th floor. Jason Anderson, the enthusiastic President and CEO of Cleantech San Diego, had gathered a prestigious group of regional leaders and industry experts at the University Club for an...
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The Port of San Diego is installing solar panels on the roof of its primary cruise ship terminal, which is expected to offset approximately 70 percent of the building’s energy consumption. The B Street Cruise Ship Terminal is located at 1140 North Harbor Drive in...
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In celebration of Maritime Month and as part of its ongoing Climate Action Plan initiatives, the Port of San Diego is currently installing a 112-kilowatt photovoltaic system on the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal, which will increase the Port’s total solar energy generation by 43% (adding about 190,000 kilowatt...
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