AOCU (Nonprofit Parent)
Agents of Change United serves as the nonprofit parent organization that holds the public-benefit umbrella around the work.
Governance & Independence
Governance & Independence
Cal Integrity exists for oversight, transparency, verification, reporting, accountability, and consumer and ratepayer protection.
This page explains how the initiative is structured so that oversight remains clearly separate from implementation, capital deployment, and contractor profit.
Governance Model
How the governance model is structured
The operating model is designed to make oversight independence visible, readable, and defensible.
Cal Integrity (Oversight / Public Accountability)
Cal Integrity operates as a public-benefit accountability and oversight initiative under AOCU, focused on transparency, verification, reporting, and consumer and ratepayer protection.
Separate Boundary
Implementation, capital deployment, project sales, and contractor profit are intentionally kept outside Cal Integrity.
GreenNet / Commercial Entities (Implementation / Capital / Deployment)
GreenNet and related commercial entities are separate organizations responsible for implementation, capital deployment, and project execution.
Independence Clarity
What the structure is designed to make clear
A clear operating boundary helps protect the credibility of oversight, public accountability, and consumer trust.
These statements are meant to remove confusion about who governs, who oversees, and who executes.
AOCU is the nonprofit parent organization
Cal Integrity is housed under a nonprofit parent so its public-benefit role is clearly anchored in mission rather than project sales.
Cal Integrity operates as an oversight initiative under AOCU
Its purpose is accountability, transparency, verification, reporting, and public-interest oversight of energy program structures.
GreenNet and related commercial entities are separate
Implementation and capital deployment organizations sit outside the oversight initiative and are not the same operating body.
Consumer and ratepayer protection remain central
The oversight role exists to help protect public trust, public-purpose funds, and scrutiny-readiness across complex energy programs.
Next Step
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