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Posted November 24, 2025Natural gas use for electricity in California falls as solar generation rises ›
Note: Coal represents less than 1% each year.
Although natural gas generation still provides more electricity than any other source in California, electricity generation from natural gas has decreased over the past several years while generation from solar has increased.
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