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Under the Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) program, cities and counties may buy or generate electricity for residents and businesses within their communities. PG&E partners with each CCA in our service area to deliver the electricity through our transmission and distribution system. We also provide meter-reading, billing, maintenance and outage response services for the CCAs.
If a CCA is available in your area, you’ll be automatically enrolled as a customer of the CCA when you sign up for electric service. If you wish to opt out of the CCA program and have PG&E buy and/or generate your electricity, you must submit your opt-out request directly to the CCA. Find more information about opting out in our frequently asked questions.
We partner with CCAs to compare typical electric rates, average monthly charges and generation portfolio data. You’ll find rate comparisons between PG&E and CCAs in the Joint Rate Comparison documents provided for each CCA further down on this page. You’ll also find a comparison between the electricity generation portfolio for PG&E and each CCA in the Electric Power Mix documents for each CCA.
Contact PG&E to start or stop your electric service. We handle service requests for each of our CCA partners.
Your monthly PG&E statement itemizes charges from both your CCA and PG&E. Review our annotated sample bill for explanations of the charges.
For even more detailed information about billing, visit frequently asked questions.
If you're a CCA customer and wish to change rate plans, you must contact PG&E at 1-800-743-5000.
To learn more about rate plans, rate plan terms, pricing tiers and more, visit frequently asked questions.
PG&E bills customers enrolled in a CCA program for electricity delivery (non-generation charges). Find our non-generation rates in the following files:
The list below includes all active CCAs operating within the PG&E service territory in California. We've included contact information for each, plus rate and electricity generation comparisons between PG&E and each CCA. 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 CTA resources.
3CE is a community-owned public agency governed by board members who represent each community served. Sourcing electricity from clean and renewable energy resources, revenue generated by 3CE stays local and helps keep electricity rates competitive for customers, while also funding innovative energy programs designed to lower greenhouse gas emissions and stimulate economic development. 3CE serves customers in communities throughout Monterey, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz counties.
Visit 3cenergy.org or call (888) 909-6227 to learn more.
CleanPowerSF provides over 370,000 San Francisco residents and businesses with cleaner, greener energy at competitive rates.
Operated by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, CleanPowerSF is a not-for-profit program with public oversight and stable rates. Customers have two options for cleaner electricity: Green and SuperGreen. Green service is at least 45% renewable and SuperGreen service is 100% renewable.
For more information about CleanPowerSF, call 415-554-0773 or visit CleanPowerSF.
East Bay Community Energy (EBCE) is a public agency focused on investing in our community through renewable energy, competitive rates, and local programs. EBCE is governed by representatives from each member jurisdiction.
EBCE began serving Albany, Berkeley, Dublin, Emeryville, Fremont, Livermore, Oakland, Piedmont, San Leandro, Union City, and unincorporated Alameda County in June 2018. EBCE service to the cities of Newark, Pleasanton, and Tracy will begin in April 2021.
For more information about EBCE, call 1-833-699-EBCE (3223) or visit ebce.org.
Download PG&E – EBCE Joint Rate Comparisons (PDF, 565 KB)
Download EBCE - Electric Power Generation Mix (PDF, 86 KB)
King City Community Power provides electricity to the residents of King City. KCCP is a not-for-profit public agency and sets its rates to be competitive with PG&E.
KCCP started providing service to residents in King City in July 2018.
For more information about KCCP, call 1-833-888-KING (5464)
Website: www.kingcitycommunitypower.org
MCE is a not-for-profit public agency that offers 61% or 100% renewable energy to its customers. MCE's service area includes Marin and Napa counties, and the cities of Benicia, El Cerrito, Lafayette, Richmond, San Pablo, Walnut Creek, Unincorporated Contra Costa County, Concord, Danville, Martinez, Moraga, Oakley, Pinole, Pittsburg and San Ramon
MCE has provided service to customers since 2010.
For more information about MCE, call 1-888-632-3674 or visit MCE Clean Energy.
PCE is a not-for-profit public agency that offers 50 or 100% renewable energy to its customers. PCE's service area includes San Mateo County.
PCE has provided service to customers since October 2016.
For more information about PCE, call 1-866-966-0110 or visit Peninsula Clean Energy.
Download PG&E – PCE Joint Rate Comparisons (PDF, 353 KB)
Download PCE - Electric Power Mix (PDF, 103 KB)
Thank you for being a valuable customer of Pioneer Community Energy. Pioneer is a locally-governed, not-for-profit, public agency now purchasing electricity on behalf of Placer County residents and businesses to provide more choice. Electricity from Pioneer is delivered to you by PG&E, who remains an essential partner for power distribution, service, and billing.
To learn more about Pioneer's energy services please visit Pioneer Community Energy or call 1-844-937-7466.
RCEA is a joint powers agency located in Humboldt County. RCEA offers 40 or 100% renewable energy to its customers. PG&E delivers electricity from RCEA and we remain an essential partner for power distribution, service and billing.
RCEA has provided service to customers since May 2017.
For more information about RCEA, call 1-800-931-7232 or visit Redwood Coast Energy Authority.
San Jose Clean Energy (SJCE) is a program of the city of San Jose that increases the use of renewable energy and investment in the local community.
SJCE will begin service to city accounts in September 2018 and to residents and businesses in March 2019.
For more information about SJCE, call 1-833-432-2454 or visit San Jose Clean Energy.
Download PG&E – SJCE Joint Rate Comparisons (PDF, 553 KB)
Download SJCE - Electric Power Mix (PDF, 97 KB)
SVCE is a community-owned agency that offers 50 or 100% renewable energy to its customers. Participating communities include Campbell, Cupertino, Gilroy, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Monte Sereno, Morgan Hill, Mountain View, Saratoga, Sunnyvale and unincorporated Santa Clara County.
SVCE has provided service to customers since April 2017.
For more information about SVCE, call 1-844-474-7823 or visit Silicon Valley Clean Energy.
SCP is a not-for-profit public agency that offers 45 or 100% renewable energy to its customers. SCP's service area includes Sonoma and Mendocino counties.
SCP has provided service to customers since May 2014.
For more information about SCP, call 1-855-202-2139 or visit Sonoma Clean Power.
Download PG&E – SCP Joint Rate Comparisons (PDF, 472 KB)
Download SCP - Electric Power Mix (PDF, 122 KB)
Valley Clean Energy is a not-for-profit, public agency that sources 42% - 100% renewable energy to its customers. VCE’s service area includes the City of Davis, the City of Woodland and unincorporated Yolo County.
VCE has provided service to customers since 2018.
For more information about VCE, call at 1-855-699-8232, or visit valleycleanenergy.org