Four Bay Area environmental leaders have been recognized for their outstanding dedication to building cleaner, healthier, and more resilient communities.

As California races to break its dependence on fossil fuels and expand clean energy, a new power player is emerging: data centers.

TURN Telecom Policy Director Regina Costa, moderating a panel at a national policy conference in Seattle, with Washington State Commissioner Ann Rendahl, CPUC Commissioner John Reynolds, and North Carolina Commissioner Floyd McKissick.

Matt Freedman speaking at the 17th Annual Lesley K. McAllister Symposium on Climate & Energy Law.

Mark Toney, executive director of The Utility Reform Network, joins the agenda to explore how to rein in Californians' electric bills and promote energy justice.

Tom is presented with a plaque honoring his 35 years of dedicated service to TURN and the public interest from 1990 to 2025.

On Thursday, April 24, TURN - The Utility Reform Network and the Campaign for Affordable Power (CAP) hosted a high-energy campaign kickoff on the steps of the State Capitol building.

Ashley Salas, an attorney in the Telecom and Regulatory Section at The Utility Reform Network (TURN), was a featured speaker on the panel "The CPUC in the Digital Age: Evolving Role of the CPUC in Addressing Broadband Service" at the California Conference of Public Utility Counsel (CCPUC) 2025 Annual Conference.

The Legislative Progressive Caucus Center's Inaugural event showcased thought-provoking discussions, strategic partnerships, and a shared dedication to advancing policies…

Kevin Bailey, TURN’s Lead Organizer, joined a panel at Marin Clean Energy’s 2024 ComPow Symposium to spotlight Charging Faith and emphasize the critical role of community partnerships in driving resilience and sustainability.

Mark Toney will speak at the National Council on Electricity (NCEP) on October 29-30, 2024 in Phoenix, AZ.

In addition to the Energy Opportunity Forum, Mark will be speaking at the Power Uptown event on the same day.

Executive Director Mark Toney is honored to serve as a panelist at the second Energy Opportunity Forum during New York Climate Week (September 22-29).