Learn what Community Choice Aggregation is

Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) is a program that allows cities and counties to buy and/or generate electricity for residents and businesses within their areas.


How does it work?

PG&E continues to partner with the CCA to deliver the electricity through its transmission and distribution system. PG&E also provides meter-reading, billing, maintenance and outage response services.


Identify where CCA programs are available

CCAs continue to grow. The list below includes active CCAs operating within the PG&E service territory in California. Note that CCAs provide electric service only; they don’t provide gas service. If you receive gas service from a Core Transport Agent (CTA), visit our CTA resources page.

Opting out of CCA programs

PLEASE NOTE: PG&E cannot accept opt-out requests.


If you receive notice that your electric service can be served by a CCA, and you want to opt out of the CCA program, you must submit your opt-out request directly to the CCA. Submit an opt-out request if:

  • Your area is transitioning to the CCA for the first time
  • You start a new electric service within an existing CCA area

You can reach California CCA providers to opt out at the following numbers and websites: