VCE will begin enrolling legacy solar customers—those who installed solar prior to VCE’s launch in June 2018—in January 2020. Customers will be enrolled during their current true-up month and will be paid more for excess energy generation than they were by PG&E.
Valley Clean Energy will host a public workshop in early December to discuss and seek input to their Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). The workshop is open to all VCE customers and interested parties, and will offer information and answer questions, while gathering input.
Yolo County, CA – The board of Yolo County’s clean power agency has submitted a $300 million bid to purchase Pacific Gas & Electric’s lines and poles and other electricity distribution assets within Yolo County. The purchase would enable the creation of a locally owned and operated public utility that
The city of Winters is the fourth local jurisdiction to join Valley Clean Energy, Yolo County’s not-for-profit public clean power electricity agency. The cities of Woodland and Davis as well as the unincorporated area of Yolo County are already members, having launched the agency in June 2018.
Valley Clean Energy’s board of directors has announced that the local community choice energy agency is repaying its start-up loans early, years ahead of schedule.
Valley Clean Energy, Yolo County’s public power supplier, reports that even cleaner and greener energy has been delivered to its electricity customers than was projected at last year’s launch.
VCE’s Board is studying the potential acquisition of PG&E distribution facilities in Yolo County as a way to provide safer, cleaner, more reliable, and affordable electricity service to its customers.
VCE’s Board of Directors has voted unanimously to adopt a Customer Dividend Program beginning in the Fall of 2020, which will reward all VCE customers for the program’s success by sharing revenues. The dividends will be offered as bill credits once VCE meets its financial goals and obligations: once per
VCE is considering whether or not Residential Time of Use rates proposed by PG&E would be advantageous to VCE customers. Please attend our upcoming public workshop to learn more, and to offer your input.
Valley Clean Energy — the official, locally governed electricity provider for Woodland, Davis, and unincorporated Yolo County — would like to reassure its customers that recent reports of utility fraud are not connected to the agency in any way.
Valley Clean Energy (VCE) began offering customers clean, low-carbon power in
The Valley Clean Energy (VCE) board of directors took big strides last month to fulfill two major promises to its customers.
The board voted unanimously to begin including Net Energy Metered (NEM) solar customers into VCE service starting in January 2020, and additionally voted to launch a Dividend Program this
Even if it isn’t new, there are plenty of ways you can reduce the carbon footprint of your existing home or business, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the high cost associated with conventional power needs.
With the Governor and Legislature seriously considering substantial reforms to the state’s electricity market in the wake of the PG&E bankruptcy, CalCCA is leading a growing coalition of like-minded groups committed to building a stronger, greener, more reliable electric system—and to protecting the critical role of local, public community choice
Maybe you’re thinking it’s time to buy an electric car. Or maybe you just took the plunge. Lots of people have questions about EV charging – how, when, where? Click on this link to download a free book with EV charging tips.
VCE Community Advisory Committee member, Yvonne Hunter, is not just a dedicated clean energy advocate and local government and energy policy wonk—she’s also a skilled photographer whose beautiful images now grace most of VCE’s website pages.
The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) board of directors approved a $2.9 million grant to Valley Clean Energy (VCE) that will lay the foundation for increased electric vehicle charging opportunities and multi-modal transportation hubs in Yolo County over a maximum of 4 years. The City of Davis, Yolo County
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) filed for protection today under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code. What will that mean for Valley Clean Energy customers? Probably very little—it’s likely you won’t notice any difference at all in your electricity service.
