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Clean Energy Alliance

Serves north San Diego County cities.

Compare a household bill on each Clean Energy Alliance product with the utility, on your rate plan and usage (beta).

SDG&Eutility territory
2021started serving
8member cities in the index
+5.1%default bill vs utility, SDG&E August 1, 2026 / CCA June 1, 2026

Default product compared with the utility

-5%0%+5%+10%202120222023202420252026+5.1%
Typical residential bill on the default product, percent above (+) or below (−) the utility's, by the date of each published comparison. The table below lists every comparison.
Rates as ofUtilityScheduleUtility billDefault productDifferenceAll productsSource
SDG&E August 1, 2026 / CCA June 1, 2026SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 368 kWh$176$185+5.1%Clean Impact $171; Clean Impact Plus $185; Green Impact Premium $188source
SDG&E January 1, 2026 / CCA February 1, 2026SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 368 kWh$179$191+6.8%Clean Impact $177; Clean Impact Plus $191; Green Impact Premium $194source
SDG&E October 1, 2025 / CCA November 1, 2024SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 384 kWh$169$168−0.4%Clean Impact $168; Clean Impact Plus $168; Green Impact Premium $171source
June 1, 2025SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 384 kWh$165$164−0.4%Clean Impact $164; Clean Impact Plus $164; Green Impact Premium $167source
SDG&E February 1, 2025 / CCA November 1, 2024SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 384 kWh$158$157−0.7%Clean Impact $157; Green Impact Premium $160source
February 1, 2025SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
TOU-DR1 · 361 kWh$145$143−1.2%Clean Impact Plus $143source
SDG&E October 1, 2024 / CCA November 1, 2024SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 386 kWh$160$174+8.9%Clean Impact $174; Green Impact Premium $177source
SDG&E January 1, 2023 / CCA February 1, 2023SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 441 kWh$208$206−0.9%Clean Impact $206; Green Impact Premium $209source
SDG&E June 1, 2022 / CCA February 1, 2022SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 408 kWh$156$157+0.7%Clean Impact $157; Green Impact Premium $160source
SDG&E November 1, 2021 / CCA May 1, 2021SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 435 kWh$151$150−0.8%Clean Impact $150; Green Impact Premium $153source
SDG&E June 1, 2021 / CCA May 1, 2021SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 435 kWh$144$144+0.1%Clean Impact $144; Green Impact $147source
SDG&E June 1, 2021 / CCA June 1, 2021 (as printed)SDG&E
CEA member cities (Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach; later Escondido, San Marcos, Oceanside, Vista)
DR (Standard DR-Residential) · 435 kWh$145$144−1.0%Clean Impact $144; Green Impact $147source

Finances

YearRevenuePower costOperating resultChange in net positionNet position / fund balanceBasisSource
FY2022$61.1 million$59.4 million—−$1.1 million−$3.8 millionauditedsource
FY2023$86.9 million$89.7 million—−$6.8 million−$10.5 millionauditedsource
FY2024$198.1 million$197.1 million−$5.2 million−$6.4 million−$17.0 millionaudited
Member advances: Carlsbad, Del Mar, Solana Beach each advanced $150,000 cash (repayable by May 2024); $504,017 total repaid in FY2024.
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FY2025$352.5 million$303.7 million$39.3 million$38.3 million$21.4 millionauditedsource
FY2026$322.4 million—$52.8 million—$74.7 millionunaudited
Unaudited FY2026 year-to-date to Mar 31 2026 (board agenda packet).
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Money returned to customers

Savings it reports

No method is published for these figures.

Member cities

Carlsbad · Del Mar · Escondido · Oceanside · San Clemente · San Marcos · Solana Beach · Vista

Other money with member cities

DateCityKindFigureWhat it isSource
2026-02-17CoronadoStudy / start-up$50,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Clean Energy Alliance estimates Coronado's one-time cost to join (technical study, amended implementation plan, expansion activities) at under $50,000, possibly reimbursable within three years of service.passage · city original
2026-02-17CoronadoJoiningless than $50,000
city pays
The Clean Energy Alliance alternative: joining costs estimated under $50,000, possibly reimbursable within three years of service.passage · city original
2024-06-13CarlsbadRepaid to city$186,571.79
city receives · actual / audited
Clean Energy Alliance repaid Carlsbad in full on June 5, 2024: $150,000 start-up advance plus $36,571.79 for administrative services costs.passage · city original
2024-06-13CarlsbadLoan / transfer to CCA$150,000
city pays · approved / budgeted
Carlsbad council authorized a $150,000 start-up advance to Clean Energy Alliance for its FY 2019-20 initial budget, later repaid in June 2024.passage · city original
2023-06-06CoronadoStudy / start-upapproximately $20K
city pays
ICF memo: a CEA-run feasibility assessment would cost Coronado about $20K, reimbursed after 3 years; council asks for study options.passage · city original
2022-06-28VistaStudy / start-up$50,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
If only Vista joins this year, its estimated cost to join Clean Energy Alliance would not exceed $50,000 for updating the Implementation Plan; CEA would reimburse start-up costs after three years.passage · city original
2022-06-28VistaJoining$17,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Vista's estimated cost to join Clean Energy Alliance in August 2022 is about $17,000 if Oceanside and San Clemente also join; otherwise up to $50,000.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$45,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Option to raise San Clemente's MRW & Associates contract to $45,000 (a $40,000 increase from the General Fund) for Phases II and III of the CCE feasibility study.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$40,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Option to increase the MRW & Associates contract by $40,000 for Phases II and III of the Community Choice Energy feasibility study, paid from San Clemente's General Fund.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$15,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Proposed amendment raises San Clemente's MRW & Associates feasibility study contract from $5,000 to $15,000 to fund Phase II CCE review, paid from the General Fund.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$10,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
San Clemente would pay consultant MRW & Associates an extra $10,000 for Phase II of the CCE feasibility study, funded from General Fund unassigned fund balance; staff-recommended option awaiting Council approval.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$6,000
city pays · approved / budgeted
San Clemente has $6,000 already budgeted in its general fund account to pay its one-third share of updating the Clean Energy Alliance Implementation Plan.passage · city original
2022-06-21San ClementeStudy / start-up$5,000
city pays · approved / budgeted
San Clemente's existing consultant contract with MRW & Associates for Phase I of the Community Choice Energy feasibility study is $5,000, paid from the General Fund; amendments would add more.passage · city original
2022-06-08EscondidoStudy / start-up$550,000
city saves · estimate / proposal
Escondido's Planning budget cut by $550,000 for FY2022/23, of which $50,000 is a clean energy study no longer needed after joining Clean Energy Alliance; $500,000 is reclassified consultant costs.passage · city original
2022-06-08EscondidoStudy / start-up$50,000
city saves · estimate / proposal
Escondido removed a $50,000 clean energy study from the FY2022/23 Planning budget because the city joined the Clean Energy Alliance, saving that amount.passage · city original
2022-05-03VistaJoining$50,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Vista's estimated one-time cost to join Clean Energy Alliance, covering its Implementation Plan update, would not exceed $50,000; about $17,000 if Oceanside and San Clemente also join. CEA would reimburse after three years.passage · city original
2022-05-03VistaStudy / start-up$17,000
city pays · estimate / proposal
Vista's estimated cost to join Clean Energy Alliance (updating the Implementation Plan) would be about $17,000 if Oceanside and San Clemente also join; CEA would reimburse after three years.passage · city original