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This supporting report examines implementation strategies for Proposition 39 funds designed to maximize long-term investment in energy efficiency and clean energy, along with related jobs and additional public benefits. 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R. DeShazo Colleen Callahan Elizabeth Beryt  \nStrategies for Maximizing Benefits of the California Clean Energy Jobs Act  \nAbout the Study  \nCalifornia has a tremendous opportunity under Proposition 39 to increase jobs, realize significant benefits for schools, strengthen the public and private sectors, and improve environmental sustainability. This report explores strategies for the implementation of Proposition 39 funds that could maximize long-term investment in energy efficiency and clean energy, and the associated jobs and other benefits for Californians. The authors found clean energy funding from Proposition 39 could quadruple if revolving investment mechanisms are put into place. The report recommends that a portion of Proposition 39 funds be used for: (1) a revolving loan fund and associated lending programs to finance energy efficiency and clean energy projects,(2) project support and demand stimulation programs, and (3) robust accountability measures at both the program and project level to assure achievement of desired energy savings and other proposition objectives.  \nAbout the Authors  \nThe report was authored by J.R. DeShazo, director of the UCLA Luskin Center and professor of public policy at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, Colleen Callahan, deputy director of the Luskin Center, and Elizabeth Beryt, legal scholar for the Luskin Center.  \nAbout the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation  \nThe mission of the Luskin Center for Innovation is to unite the intellectual capital of UCLA with forward-looking civic leaders to address the most pressing issues confronting our community, nation and world. Scholars and researchers from a variety of academic disciplines conduct research initiativesin partnership with civic leaders who use the research to inform policy and organizational innovations. Common themes across initiative areas are energy, environment, and sustainability.  \nAcknowledgements  \nThe authors thank the Los Angeles Business Council Institute (LABC Institute) for commissioning this report and providing leadership on Proposition 39. In particular, we recognize the leadership of LABC President Mary Leslie.  \nThe authors are also grateful to dozens of others who provided advice, insight, or otherwise supported the research that went into this report, including the following:  \n1) Matthew Brown, Principal, Harcourt Brown & Carey Energy & Finance  \n2) Richard Chien, PACE Program Manager at City and County of San Francisco  \n3) Howard Choy, General Manager, County Office of Sustainability, Internal Service Department, Los Angeles County  \n4) Roma Cristia-Plan, Acting Executive Director, California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (I-Bank).  \n5) Cisco DeVries, President and CEO, Renewable Funding  \n6) David Gabrielson, Executive Director, PACENow  \n7) Matt Golden, Principal, [efficiency.org](efficiency.org)  \n8) Kate Gordon,Vice President,The Center for the Next Generation  \n9) James Hamill, Program Manager, California Statewide Communities Development Authority  \n10) Craig Hill, External Strategic Advisor, Clean Fund LLC.  \n11) David Hodgins, President and CEO, Susteno Group, Los Angeles County  \n12) David Jacot, Director of Energy Efficiency, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power  \n13) Chris Lynch,Attorney, Jones Hall  \n14) Charles K. McGinnis, U.S. Director, Commercial Energy Solutions, Building Efficiency, Johnson Controls Inc.  \n15) Robert Oglesby, Executive Director, California Energy Commission  \n16) Michael Paparian, Executive Director, California Pollution Control Financing Authority, California State Treasurer’s Office  \n17) Bettina Redway, Deputy Treasurer, California State Treasurer’s Office  \n18) Mahesh Shah, CEO, Figtree Energy Resource Company  \n19) Frank Spasaro, Manager of Energy Efficiency Partnerships, Southern California Gas","cbCaihp3VNg2Psy3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihp3VNg2Psy3","pdf",3685662,98,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Introduction to Proposition 39\n## Report Objective, Findings Summary of Recommendations\n# Introduction\n## Overview\n## Synergistic Opportunities\n## Comparison of Financing and Support Programs\n# Revolving Loan Fund\n## Why is a Revolving Loan Fund Important?","[{\"question\":\"What opportunity does Proposition 39 create according to the report?\",\"answer\":\"Proposition 39 is described as a significant opportunity to increase jobs, generate benefits for schools, strengthen public and private sectors, and improve environmental sustainability.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report say about funding growth with revolving investment mechanisms?\",\"answer\":\"The report finds that clean energy funding from Proposition 39 could quadruple if revolving investment mechanisms are put into place.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report recommend using Proposition 39 funds?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends using a portion of funds for a revolving loan fund and lending programs, project support and demand stimulation programs, and robust accountability measures at both program and project levels.\"}]","Achieving Proposition 39’s Clean Energy Promise - Strategies for Maximizing Benefits of the California Clean Energy Jobs Act | PDF",34]