Clean Power Alliance City Council City of Sierra Madre January 22, 2018 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE 1/22/2019
Clean Power Alliance believes in a clean energy future that is local, where communities are empowered and customers are given a choice about the source of their energy. Sierra Madre City Council 2
What is Clean Power Alliance? Your new energy partner! Clean Power Alliance will become your energy partner by providing electricity procurement services for residents and businesses in your area, leveraging the combined purchasing power of our member agencies to offer clean renewable energy at competitive rates. Sierra Madre City Council 3
Who are we? Already part of your community! Clean Power Alliance is a public entity, formed as a Joint Powers Authority (JPA) made up of 31- member jurisdictions across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Locally governed by the members and staffed by a team of industry experts, Clean Power Alliance is actively assembling a portfolio of energy resources that provides renewable energy opportunities and cost competitiveness. Sierra Madre City Council 4
Who do we serve? Your community! Clean Power Alliance will soon serve approximately 3 million residents and businesses, comprising 1 million customer accounts across Southern California. Beginning in February 2019, 4,901 Sierra Madre residential customers will receive Clean Power Alliance service. The 393 customers currently enrolled in the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Program, which reduces energy bills by about 30%, will continue to enjoy their discount without having to re-enroll, and benefit from their new choices about the source of their energy. Sierra Madre City Council 5
How does it work? It’s simple! Clean Power Alliance will purchase clean power and Southern California Edison will deliver it. Nothing else changes. Sierra Madre City Council 6
When will Clean Power Alliance launch service? Multi-phased approach 1. Service began in February 2018 for municipal customers in unincorporated Los Angeles County (~1,800 accounts) 2. Service began in June 2018 for commercial customers in unincorporated Los Angeles County, and for municipal and commercial customers in Rolling Hills Estates and South Pasadena (~30,000 accounts) 3. In February 2019, service will be expanded to all residential customers within Clean Power Alliance service territory (~949,000 accounts) 4. In May 2019, service will be expanded to all remaining non-residential customers (~100,000 accounts) Sierra Madre City Council 7
Clean Power Alliance offers choices Three rate options to suit the needs of your residents and businesses Lean Power Clean Power 100% Green Power 36% renewable energy 50% renewable energy that is 100% renewable energy that is 1-2% more 0-1% more affordable as that is a 7-9% overall bill compared to SCE ’s affordable as compared premium to SCE 2019 to SCE 2019 base rates base rates 2019 base rates Sierra Madre selected Clean Power as its default, but customers can choose a different option any time Sierra Madre City Council 8
Opt out process Customers who wish to stay with SCE for energy supply may opt out • Clean Power Alliance does not charge customers fees for opting out or returning to service with us • Opt outs are processed online or via phone • No SCE fee to opt out within 60 days of your service starting • After that, SCE may charge a one-time account processing fee • Two options for returning to service with SCE after opting out of Clean Power Alliance Sierra Madre City Council 9
Tools and resources available online! FAQs, Sample SCE Bill, Individual Bill Calculator Sierra Madre City Council 10
Understanding Your Bill Sierra Madre City Council 11
Understanding Your Bill Sierra Madre City Council 12
Why its important Shared benefits for your businesses, residents, and our community Sierra Madre City Council 13
Questions? Thank you! Active Claremont 11/15/2018 14
Find more information at www.cleanpoweralliance.org. Customer service contacts: 888-585-3788 customerservice@cleanpoweralliance.org CPA staff contacts: Ted Bardacke Executive Director tbardacke@cleanpoweralliance.org Matt Langer Chief Operating Officer mlanger@cleanpoweralliance.org Sierra Madre City Council 15
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