The Public v. the Power Companies

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D.C.
In our nation’s capital, we’re taking a two-pronged approach by working to support the district’s electrification efforts and fight investments in gas.

In Washington, D.C., Earthjustice is advancing our Right to Zero campaign, focused on cleaning up climate emissions.

Recently, D.C. officials announced admirable climate goals, such as requiring that new buildings be energy net-zero by 2027. By 2045, the district is mandated to achieve carbon neutrality and to phase out methane gas infrastructure from government buildings.

In stark contrast, the gas utility company Washington Gas Light (WGL) has been trying to spend its customers’ money on investing in the very gas infrastructure that the district aims to phase out in the coming decades.

In 2023, Earthjustice and our clients intervened at the D.C. Public Utility Commission to prevent it from allowing WGL to use ratepayer funds for this economically and…

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