California Energy Commission - Organization

Organization

  • Cabinet Secretary
    • Energy Commission
      • Executive Director
        • Administrative Services Division - responsible for providing centralized accounting, personnel, and information technology services for the entire Commission
        • Electrical Supply Analysis Division - responsible for providing analytical assessments of California's electricity and natural gas systems and trends
        • Energy Efficiency and Renewables Division - provides assistance to businesses and individual on energy efficiency and conservation
        • Energy Facilities Siting Division - responsible for licensing new power plant construction and regulating existing power plants
        • Fuels and Transportation Division - responsible for analysising transportation fuels and energy needs
        • Research and Development Division - provides public funding to support energy research and technology development

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