MCE’s Vice President of Public Affairs, Jared Blanton (left) presents the Charles F. McGlashan Advocacy Award to Concord Chamber of Commerce President Kevin Cabral (middle), accompanied by Vice Mayor of Concord, Laura Nakamura (right).
MCE Honors Three Local Leaders with its 14th Annual Charles McGlashan Advocacy Awards
ZUR SOFORTIGEN VERÖFFENTLICHUNG
21. April 2025
Pressekontakt:
Jackie Nuñez | Leitende Kommunikationsmanagerin
(925) 695-2124 | communications@mceCleanEnergy.org
SAN RAFAEL und CONCORD, Kalifornien. — Three Bay Area environmental leaders have been recognized for their dedication to a cleaner, healthier future.
On April 17, 2025, MCE’s Board of Directors honored the three recipients of its annual Charles F. McGlashan Advocacy Awards, established in 2011 to commemorate the legacy of MCE’s founding Chairman, Charles F. McGlashan. The award recognizes local changemakers for their outstanding environmental leadership and commitment to building climate-ready communities.
This year’s honorees include:
- The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce
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- Andrew Bradley, Program Manager, City of St. Helena
“Our communities thrive when passionate leaders step up to advance clean energy and drive our future in sustainability. These honorees embody the spirit of environmental stewardship and inspire us to push forward in our fight against the climate crisis.”
The Concord Chamber of Commerce
The Concord Chamber of Commerce has been a champion of MCE’s Small Business Energy Advantage program, helping 47 businesses access free energy assessments and upgrades since its October 2024 launch, with nine projects completed.
“Helping local businesses embrace clean energy is a win for our economy and our environment. We’re proud to partner with MCE to bring cost-saving, energy-efficient solutions to our community.”
RCF verbindet
RCF Connects has been a key partner in MCE’s Richmond Virtual Power Plant (VPP) pilot project, converting blighted properties into modern, energy-efficient affordable homes for first-time, lower-income buyers.
"Clean energy and equity go hand in hand. That's why we’ve invested over $19 million in advancing affordable homeownership, rental assistance, and emergency housing support, across Contra Costa County. Through our partnership with MCE, we’re turning vision into action—creating affordable, sustainable homes and uplifting communities in Richmond."
Andrew Bradley, Program Manager, City of St. Helena
Andrew Bradley significantly amplified MCE’s presence in St. Helena through a strategic co-branding initiative and EV advocacy, resulting in increased community education and engagement.
“Providing our community with access to clean energy resources is key to building a sustainable future. Working with MCE will make clean energy more accessible and actionable for our residents.”
MCE’s work is possible thanks to partnerships with outstanding environmental leaders. To collaborate with MCE to advance a clean energy future, contact engagement@mceCleanEnergy.org.
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Über MCE: MCE ist eine gemeinnützige öffentliche Einrichtung und der bevorzugte Stromversorger für mehr als 585.000 Kunden und 1,5 Millionen Einwohner und Unternehmen in den Bezirken Contra Costa, Marin, Napa und Solano. MCE setzt seit 2010 den Standard für saubere Energie in Kalifornien und ist führend mit 60-100% erneuerbarem, fossilfreiem Strom zu stabilen Preisen, deckt eine Spitzenlast von 1400 MW, reduziert die Treibhausgasemissionen erheblich und investiert Millionen in lokale Programme. Weitere Informationen zu MCE finden Sie unter mceCleanEnergy.org, oder folgen Sie uns auf Ihrer bevorzugten sozialen Plattform @mceCleanEnergy.
