The Council, which will convene twice a year, identified a number of high-level opportunities, including: n Preparing California’s next-generation workforce and leaders in the energy industry by collaborating with schools to develop students who are growing up in a culture that values sustainability n Focusing on reducing emissions—not just to meet greenhouse gas-reduction goals but also to improve public health, particularly in underserved communities n Highlighting the urgency of decarbonizing transportation and encouraging purchases of zero-emission and alternative fuel vehicles n Cultivating new partners in Silicon Valley and other centers of innovation to help lead change provides a forum for these stakeholders to share feedback and engage in an ongoing dialogue with PG&E about issues of importance to them and the communities they represent.