CWA Statement on CPUC Decoupling Decision
“On Thursday, August 27, 2020, the California Public Utilities Commission voted to eliminate water decoupling, a tool that has been in place for over a decade and allowed four of the state’s largest public water utilities and their customers to achieve historic levels of conservation while ensuring customers only pay for the service they receive.”
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CWA Statement
“CWA is aware of the CPUC’s decision to place its executive director on administrative leave, as well as public claims that water utilities owe the agency outstanding fees. We believe that recent news reports of these developments have erroneously created an impression that regulated water utilities owe the Commission a substantial amount of unpaid fees.” Read the full statement.
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Alliance for Water Efficiency Releases Water Affordability and Water Conservation Assessment in Detroit, Michigan
The Alliance for Water Efficiency envisions a future with reliable and sustainable water resources, healthy ecosystems, and economically strong communities. This future is not possible […]
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Embracing Diversity and Inclusion
The California Water Association and regulated water utilities throughout California join the chorus of voices advocating for a more equal and just society. Our business […]
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Use the COVID-19 Crisis to Fix the Water Crisis
Seth M. Siegel, author of Troubled Water: What’s Wrong with What We Drink, makes the case in The Hill that the coronavirus crisis “presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to significantly improve our drinking water.”
Read MoreImages from the Front Lines: San Gabriel Valley Water Company
San Gabriel Valley Water Company Meter Reader Doris Han is safely reading meters in Hacienda Heights.
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