CCA money · CCA
Silicon Valley Clean Energy
Serves 13 Santa Clara County communities.
PG&Eutility territory
2017started serving
12member cities in the index
−0.3%default bill vs utility, PG&E March 1, 2026 / CCA as printed: not stated separately
Default product compared with the utility
| Rates as of | Utility | Schedule | Utility bill | Default product | Difference | All products | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PG&E March 1, 2026 / CCA as printed: not stated separately | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 401 kWh | $166 | $165 | −0.3% | GreenStart $165; GreenPrime $168 | source |
| January 1, 2026 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 422 kWh | $174 | $174 | −0.3% | GreenStart $174; GreenPrime $177 | source |
| PG&E September 1, 2025 / CCA May 1, 2025 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 422 kWh | $183 | $181 | −1.4% | GreenStart $181; GreenPrime $188 | source |
| March 1, 2025 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 422 kWh | $188 | $185 | −1.4% | GreenStart $185; GreenPrime $192 | source |
| January 1, 2025 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 422 kWh | $185 | $182 | −1.4% | GreenStart $182; GreenPrime $189 | source |
| PG&E October 1, 2024 / CCA July 1, 2024 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 423 kWh | $185 | $182 | −1.4% | GreenStart $182; GreenPrime $188 | source |
| PG&E June 2024 / CCA February 2024 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-TOU-C · 428 kWh | $196 | $193 | −1.3% | GreenStart $193 | source |
| PG&E April 1, 2024 / CCA February 1, 2024 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 423 kWh | $193 | $190 | −1.5% | GreenStart $190; GreenPrime $196 | source |
| June 1, 2023 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 435 kWh | $158 | $155 | −1.7% | GreenStart $155; GreenPrime $159 | source |
| January 1, 2023 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 435 kWh | $154 | $151 | −1.8% | GreenStart $151; GreenPrime $155 | source |
| June 1, 2022 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 444 kWh | $153 | $152 | −0.4% | GreenStart $152; GreenPrime $156 | source |
| March 2022 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-TOU-C · 387 kWh | $131 | $131 | −0.4% | GreenStart $131 | source |
| March 1, 2021 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-1 · 513 kWh | $146 | $146 | −0.4% | GreenStart $146; GreenPrime $150 | source |
| March 2021 | PG&E SVCE service area | E-TOU-C · 491 kWh | $140 | $140 | −0.4% | GreenStart $140 | source |
Finances
| Year | Revenue | Power cost | Operating result | Change in net position | Net position / fund balance | Rate stabilization fund | Basis | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2021 | — | — | — | −$15.1 million | $166.0 million | — | audited Prior-year figures quoted in the FY2022 row. | source |
| FY2022 | $363.5 million | $300.3 million | $44.8 million | $46.6 million | $212.7 million | — | audited Audited. Sales net $359,373,795; total opex $318,708,488. | source |
| FY2023 | $503.7 million | $375.0 million | $102.6 million | $111.9 million | $324.5 million | — | audited Unrestricted net position as restated; $324,023,810 in the FY2023 report. Total opex $401,057,113. | source |
| FY2024 | $534.5 million | $361.5 million | $137.3 million | $160.7 million | $485.2 million | — | audited Total opex $397,162,572. | source |
| FY2025 | $371.7 million | $332.4 million | −$1.2 million | $21.9 million | $507.1 million | $100.0 million | audited Revenue is net of $100,000,000 to the Rate Stabilization Fund (sales net $455,071,307); total opex $372,912,015. Audited. | source |
Credit ratings
- Moody's Baa1 — upgraded 2023-07-26 source
- Moody's A3 (stable) — upgraded 2025-03-03 source
- S&P A (positive) — outlook revised 2026-04-21 source
- Moody's Baa2 — Jul 2020 source
- S&P A — affirmed Jun 2023 source
Money returned to customers
- 2020-06/07 $100 credit ($50 × 2) to CARE/FERA customers enrolled as of 2020-05-10: not stated ($100) source
- 2023–2024 4% generation discount (up from 1% in 2022) plus ongoing CARE/FERA credits "to 27,500 customers … total approximately $150" per customer per year: not stated (~$150/yr (CARE/FERA)) source
- 2025-09 One-time automatic bill credit to all customers (mid-year budget review found surplus): $33 M (~$50 residential ("nearly 24% of the average total monthly energy bill"); non-residential by usage) source
Savings it reports
No method is published for these figures.
- Sep 2025 “cumulative on-bill savings since 2017 "over $141M" before the credit, "$174M" with it” source
- undated (homepage) “$203 Million on-bill savings for SVCE customers since 2017” source
Member cities
Campbell · Cupertino · Gilroy · Los Altos · Los Altos Hills · Los Gatos · Milpitas · Monte Sereno · Morgan Hill · Mountain View · Saratoga · Sunnyvale
Member cities' own electricity
| Date | City | Figure | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-02-27 | Mountain View | 7% city pays more · estimate / proposal | SVCE's GreenPrime rate increase from 0.8 to 1.5 cents per kWh raises the City's electric bills about 7% starting February 2024, requiring added budget. product: GreenPrime | passage · city original |
Other money with member cities
| Date | City | Kind | Figure | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-24 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 2% city receives · actual / audited | PG&E rates fell 2% in September, so energy Utility Users Tax revenue to the city is trending below budget; SVCE generally aligns its rates with PG&E. | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-21 | Cupertino | Tax / fee | $4.1 million a year · city receives · approved / budgeted | Cupertino's budgeted utility user tax revenue rises 25% to $4.1 million in FY 2024-25, mainly due to a Silicon Valley Clean Energy rate increase. | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-21 | Cupertino | Tax / fee | 25.0% a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Cupertino's budgeted utility user tax revenue is expected to rise 25% to $4.1 million in FY 2024-25, mainly due to a Silicon Valley Clean Energy rate increase. | passage · city original |
| 2024-02-27 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 13.0% city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View's energy utility users tax revenue is running above budget, mainly due to a 13.0% rate hike by SVCE and PG&E effective January 2024. | passage · city original |
| 2023-10-30 | Cupertino | Overhead / staff | $68.00 city receives | A resident says Cupertino charges Silicon Valley Clean Energy $68 per hour under an agreement to record its meetings in Community Hall, a fee paid to the city. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-13 | Mountain View | Study / start-up | $40.0 million city pays · estimate / proposal | City estimates more than $40 million in its own costs to increase electrical grid capacity, explored in partnership with SVCE and PG&E; not a payment to or from the CCA. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-13 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 7.3% a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View's estimated FY 2022-23 utility users tax revenue is 7.3% above the adopted budget, mainly from higher collections from energy providers including SVCE. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-13 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 15.8% a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View's FY 2022-23 utility users tax revenue, which includes payments from SVCE, is estimated 15.8% above prior audited revenue, mainly from higher energy provider collections. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Cupertino | Study / start-up | $450,000 city pays · approved / budgeted | Council authorized the City Manager to remit up to $450,000, previously budgeted, to the Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority for its initial startup costs, in December 2015. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Cupertino | Loan / transfer to CCA | $450,000 city pays · approved / budgeted | Cupertino's council was asked to authorize the City Manager to remit up to $450,000, already budgeted, to Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority for its initial costs, December 2015. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Cupertino | Study / start-up | $100,000 city pays · estimate / proposal | Recommended increase of $100,000 to Cupertino's FY 2015-16 Sustainability special project budget for contingency tied to joining the Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority JPA. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-14 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 6.0% a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View's estimated FY 2021-22 utility users tax revenue is 6.0% above prior audited year, mainly from PG&E collections; the city also receives UUT from SVCE. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-14 | Mountain View | Tax / fee | 8.1% a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View's estimated FY 2021-22 utility users tax revenue is 8.1% above the adopted budget, mainly from higher PG&E collections; the city also receives UUT from SVCE. | passage · city original |
Grants and projects for city governments
| Date | City | Figure | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-21 | Morgan Hill | $245,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Total grant funding for Morgan Hill's Corporation Yard EV charger project: $215,000 from VTA plus $30,000 from SVCE, totaling $245,000. | passage · city original |
| 2026-10-21 | Morgan Hill | $30,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE has $30,000 in grant funding available to Morgan Hill for the Corporation Yard EV charging project, supplementing VTA's $215,000 TFCA grant. | passage · city original |
| 2026-10-06 | Milpitas | $126,553 city receives · approved / budgeted | Remaining SVCE grant balance of $126,553 will fund Milpitas's purchase of two Ford E-Transit cargo vans, with purchase orders expected by December 31, 2026. | passage · city original |
| 2026-10-05 | Gilroy | $68,280 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy would provide the $68,280 local match for the grant-funded Gilroy Public Library EV chargers project, with the budget appropriation proposed for council approval in FY 2026-27. | passage · city original |
| 2026-10-05 | Gilroy | $68,200 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE committed $68,200 to cover Gilroy's local match for the library EV charger grant project, to be appropriated in the FY26-27 budget. | passage · city original |
| 2026-09-29 | Mountain View | $614,000 city receives · actual / audited | SVCE funded $614,000 for battery storage at Mountain View's Rengstorff Community Center, complementing the city's existing solar system, described as a recent example of partnership funding. | passage · city original |
| 2026-08-04 | Monte Sereno | $140,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE awarded Monte Sereno about $140,000 through a non-competitive grant to install solar panels with backup batteries at City Hall, expected to finish this fiscal year. | passage · city original |
| 2026-06-16 | Milpitas | $338,527 to date · city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant funds for the City's fleet electrification have $338,527 remaining, to be used toward electric vehicles including Silverado EV trucks and an EV dump truck. | passage · city original |
| 2026-06-16 | Milpitas | $183,714 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant funds would fully pay the $183,714 cost of three Chevrolet Silverado EV trucks for Milpitas, as part of a fleet electrification purchase request. | passage · city original |
| 2026-06-16 | Milpitas | $44,994 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE grant funds of about $44,994 would partly pay for the Rizon electric dump truck, reducing the City's Equipment Replacement Fund draw; purchase pending Council approval. | passage · city original |
| 2026-05-20 | Saratoga | $493K city receives · actual / audited | Council members moved to acknowledge in the FY 2026-27 budget a $493K SVCE grant secured in May 2025 for a CIP project; the motion failed 2-2. | passage · city original |
| 2026-05-19 | Cupertino | $546,155 city receives | Cupertino's EVCS expansion at the Service Center project shows a budget-minus-encumbrances figure of $546,155 alongside an SVCE Community Resilience grant of $225,230; the marked figure is a project budget balance, not the grant. | passage · city original |
| 2026-04-21 | Cupertino | $225,230 city receives · estimate / proposal | Cupertino would accept up to $225,230 in community resilience grant funding from Silicon Valley Clean Energy for the Service Center Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project, per the April 21, 2026 agenda. | passage · city original |
| 2026-04-16 | Los Altos Hills | $255,736 city receives · approved / budgeted | Total FY26 vehicle replacement project budget of $255,736, combining the $100,000 annual budget with a $155,736 SVCE grant for electric trucks, appropriated March 2026. | passage · city original |
| 2026-04-07 | Sunnyvale | $503,384 city receives · estimate / proposal | Sunnyvale council is asked to appropriate $503,384 in SVCE noncompetitive member agency grant funds to the Fire Station 2 new construction project. | passage · city original |
| 2026-04-07 | Sunnyvale | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Sunnyvale's grant application to SVCE budgets $10,000 of competitive funding for a digital dashboard display at Fire Station 2 as part of a community engagement plan. | passage · city original |
| 2026-02-17 | Milpitas | $410,694 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE's non-competitive grant to Milpitas totals $410,694 after a $38,461 increase, funding electric fleet vehicles on a reimbursement basis, with spending due by December 31, 2028. | passage · city original |
| 2026-02-17 | Milpitas | $38,461 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE increased Milpitas' non-competitive grant by $38,461, to $410,694 total; staff recommends appropriating it to offset electric work vehicle replacements, reimbursement basis, spend by December 2028. | passage · city original |
| 2026-02-17 | Milpitas | $2.00 city receives · estimate / proposal | Member agencies installing bidirectional EV chargers and compatible EVs may receive incentives of up to $2 per kWh from the Emergency Load Reduction Program for reducing load during grid emergencies. product: Emergency Load Reduction Program | passage · city original |
| 2026-02-04 | Saratoga | $184,537 city receives · approved / budgeted | Saratoga's council approved accepting a $184,537 SVCE noncompetitive member agency grant for the Corporation Yard Electrification project and adjusted the FY 2025-2026 budget. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-27 | Mountain View | $68,442 city receives · actual / audited | Of a $100,000 SVCE community engagement grant funding Mountain View's heat pump water heater outreach, $68,442 has been spent or reserved. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-26 | Gilroy | $235,178 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE's Noncompetitive Member Agency Grant would give Gilroy $235,178 in FY2026-27 toward the $240,178 EV Fleet Expansion and Depot Charging Project, pending council approval of the budget appropriation. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-26 | Gilroy | $190,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE grant would fund $190,000 for two fleet EVs and two Level 2 dual port chargers at Gilroy's City Annex, with no city match, per the grant application budget. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-26 | Gilroy | $34,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE grant would fund the full $34,000 total for electrical and utility upgrades in Gilroy's City Annex fleet charging project, with no city match; proposed budget through 2028. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-15 | Los Altos Hills | $155,736 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant of $155,736 available to Los Altos Hills for an eligible project such as Town Hall HVAC electrification or electric trucks; HVAC costs $300,000-$350,000. | passage · city original |
| 2026-01-15 | Los Altos Hills | $80,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Estimated $80,000 cost of one electric truck in FY25/26, proposed to be paid with SVCE grant funds to the Town under Option 1. | passage · city original |
| 2025-12-02 | Campbell | $216,105 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE noncompetitive member agency grant of $216,105 to Campbell for electric trucks and zero-emission mowers; the city covers the remaining $4,880 from its existing budget. | passage · city original |
| 2025-11-18 | Mountain View | $379,921 city receives · estimate / proposal | Council would direct staff to apply for a noncompetitive grant of up to $379,921 from Silicon Valley Clean Energy for an EV charger rebate program, and appropriate it if awarded. | passage · city original |
| 2025-11-18 | Monte Sereno | $144,982 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE allocates a $144,982 noncompetitive grant to Monte Sereno for City Hall solar, battery storage and possibly heat pumps; council is asked to accept it in November 2025. | passage · city original |
| 2025-10-21 | Sunnyvale | $100,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Sunnyvale council approved appropriating $100,000 in SVCE Engagement Track grant funds for electrification engagement and ratified the executed grant agreement, on the consent calendar October 21, 2025. | passage · city original |
| 2025-09-16 | Monte Sereno | $38,000 city receives · actual / audited | Monte Sereno received a grant of just over $38,000, its share of a $500,000 grant divided among 13 agencies, reported in connection with Silicon Valley Clean Energy. | passage · city original |
| 2025-07-01 | Sunnyvale | $990,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Sunnyvale plans to use $990,000 of SVCE competitive grant funds toward the Fire Station 2 solar PV and battery system, part of a $1.7 million project budget. | passage · city original |
| 2025-07-01 | Sunnyvale | $594,923 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE allocated $594,923 of 2024 non-competitive member agency funding to Sunnyvale, which may be used toward the Fire Station 2 solar and battery project. | passage · city original |
| 2025-07-01 | Sunnyvale | $231,458 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE non-competitive grant funds allocated to Sunnyvale, planned to be stacked toward the Fire Station 2 solar PV and battery storage project, alongside $990,000 in competitive funds. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-18 | Morgan Hill | $136,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy committed to fund about $136,000 in matching funds for the city's downtown EV charging grant, so Morgan Hill has no direct cost. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-17 | Milpitas | $874,233 city receives · approved / budgeted | Milpitas council accepted two Silicon Valley Clean Energy grants totaling $874,233 (non-competitive and competitive) to help buy up to five Ford F-150 Lightning vehicles, June 17, 2025. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-17 | Milpitas | $502,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Milpitas would accept a $502,000 competitive grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, part of an $874,233 total, to help buy Ford F-150 Lightning vehicles. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-17 | Milpitas | $ 372,233 over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE non-competitive member agency grant of $372,233 to Milpitas to fund electric Public Works fleet vehicles in FY 2025-26 and possibly FY 2026-27, offsetting Vehicle Replacement Fund costs. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-17 | Milpitas | $100,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE gives each member agency, including Milpitas, a $100,000 baseline non-competitive grant, with the rest of the funding divided by share of electric load. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-04 | Morgan Hill | $1 million city receives · estimate / proposal | Morgan Hill would recognize a $1 million SVCE grant for the Aquatics Center electrification and efficiency project, plus $250,000 each from two city funds. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-04 | Morgan Hill | $100K over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant of $100K over two years to Morgan Hill for environmental programs, listed in the FY 2025-26 mid-cycle budget update. | passage · city original |
| 2025-06-04 | Morgan Hill | $50,000 a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE gives Morgan Hill a $100,000 grant over two years; the city recognizes $50,000 per year and appropriates $50,000 annually for Environmental Programs supplies and part-time staffing. | passage · city original |
| 2025-04-29 | San Jose | $12 million city receives · approved / budgeted | Federal grant of $12 million awarded jointly to San Jose and Silicon Valley Clean Energy in January 2025 for EV charging ports; release is uncertain. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $1,441,460 over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal | If awarded, Mountain View would receive up to $1,441,460 in combined SVCE competitive and noncompetitive grants for a Senior Center battery system and a water heater campaign; applications are proposed. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $1,341,460 over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal | If awarded, SVCE grants of up to $1,341,460 would fund a battery energy storage system at Mountain View's Senior Center, leaving an estimated city cost of $443,540. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $1,100,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View would apply for two competitive SVCE grants totaling $1.1 million ($1,000,000 decarbonization and $100,000 engagement), due March 28, 2025. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $1,000,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View staff would apply for a $1,000,000 competitive grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy for a battery storage system at the Senior Center; funds are received only if awarded. product: Competitive Decarbonization Track Grant | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $341,460 city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View staff would apply for a $341,460 noncompetitive Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant for a Senior Center battery storage system; if awarded, the city receives it. product: Noncompetitive Grant | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-25 | Mountain View | $100,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Mountain View seeks a competitive SVCE engagement grant of up to $100,000 for community engagement on its Year of the Water Heater Campaign, if awarded. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-04 | Los Gatos | $3 Million city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE's noncompetitive grant program provides $3 million total across its thirteen member agencies, including Los Gatos, for electrification, resilience or engagement projects. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-04 | Los Gatos | $173,184 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant of $173,184 to the Town for EV charging infrastructure at the Parks and Public Works yard; council asked to approve budget adjustments. | passage · city original |
| 2025-03-04 | Los Gatos | $2.00 city receives · estimate / proposal | Member agencies installing bidirectional EV chargers and compatible EVs may receive incentives up to $2 per kWh from PG&E's Emergency Load Reduction Program; this is a PG&E incentive, not SVCE money. | passage · city original |
| 2025-01-14 | San Jose | $6 million city receives · actual / audited | San Jose's Clean Energy Department, with Silicon Valley Clean Energy, was awarded $6 million of a $12 million federal grant for EV charging ports, including at city-owned sites. | passage · city original |
| 2024-11-19 | Monte Sereno | $1,200,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Monte Sereno's FY 2024-25 Community Center budget totals $1.2 million, including $500,000 from SVCE's decarbonization grant and $18,000 from an SVCE EV charger grant, plus reserves and a Prop 68 grant. | passage · city original |
| 2024-10-15 | Campbell | $65,541 city receives · approved / budgeted | Budget adjustment appropriating $65,541 for a Ford F-150 Lightning for Campbell police, funded partly by $48,878 of remaining SVCE grant funds and arson vehicle stipend money. | passage · city original |
| 2024-10-15 | Campbell | $48,878 city receives · approved / budgeted | Remaining SVCE grant funds of about $48,878 will help pay for a second Ford F-150 Lightning truck for Campbell's Police Department, which costs $65,541 in total. | passage · city original |
| 2024-10-08 | Mountain View | $567,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy granted Mountain View $567,000 for the Senior Center electrification project; Council accepted and appropriated $497,000 of it on May 23, 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2024-10-08 | Mountain View | $90,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Total cost of the community engagement project is $90,000: $20,000 city match plus $70,000 grant revenue from Silicon Valley Clean Energy to Mountain View. | passage · city original |
| 2024-09-17 | Monte Sereno | $500 city receives | Council questioned whether downsized Community Center plans meet criteria for a $500 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy; the figure may be a typo or abbreviation. | passage · city original |
| 2024-08-19 | Gilroy | $432,521 city receives · estimate / proposal | Budget amendment adds $432,521 in FY25 revenues and expenditures for two grants (SVCE $314,031 and EECBG $118,490) funding solar EV chargers; reimbursement-based, no net city cost. | passage · city original |
| 2024-06-25 | Sunnyvale | $327,000 city receives · actual / audited | SVCE awarded Sunnyvale an additional $327,000 through its Community Resiliency grant to buy and install four solar EVArc charging units; the project was fully reimbursed by SVCE. product: Community Resiliency grant program | passage · city original |
| 2024-06-25 | Mountain View | $40,500 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant funds of $40,500 will be deposited into Mountain View's Sustainability Project to partially cover the $433,234 Climate Strategy consultant contract. | passage · city original |
| 2024-06-04 | Cupertino | $1 million city receives · actual / audited | Silicon Valley Clean Energy awarded Sunnyvale $1 million through its Community Resiliency grant to offset solar and battery storage costs at the new City Hall; fully reimbursed. product: Community Resiliency grant | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-21 | Monte Sereno | $698k a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Monte Sereno's proposed FY 2024-25 budget includes $698k in grant revenue, which includes Silicon Valley Clean Energy decarbonization grant funds, alongside a Prop 68 grant. | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-21 | Cupertino | $ 255,798 city receives · actual / audited | Cupertino Public Works was awarded a $255,798 Sustainable Infrastructure/Energy Resiliency grant on 6/29/2022 for energy resiliency capital improvements; the grantor is not named in the window. | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-21 | Cupertino | $111,500 city receives · actual / audited | SVCE's Community Decarbonization Engagement Grant to Cupertino was awarded $111,500 on 2/2/2023 (requested $100,000), disbursed on a reimbursement basis. | passage · city original |
| 2024-05-07 | Los Gatos | $ 213,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant of $213,000 is part of the budget funding the Town's Library battery storage project (CIP 821-2505). | passage · city original |
| 2024-04-16 | Monte Sereno | $18.5k city receives · actual / audited | In February 2024, Monte Sereno received $18.5k from Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Community Energy Reliance Grant as reimbursement for architectural services on an energy resilience project. | passage · city original |
| 2024-02-22 | Milpitas | $700k city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Resilience Program granted Milpitas about $700k, approved by City Council in 2021, to help install solar and battery backup at the Community and Senior Center. | passage · city original |
| 2024-02-06 | Monte Sereno | $700,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Monte Sereno expects about $700,000 in approved grants, including a $500,000 SVCE grant and $178,000 Prop 68, to offset Community Center construction costs. | passage · city original |
| 2023-12-05 | Cupertino | $233,963 city receives · estimate / proposal | Cupertino would accept up to $233,963 in a Silicon Valley Clean Energy Community Resilience Grant to buy two portable solar EV charging units, budgeted December 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-12-05 | Cupertino | $223,665 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grants Cupertino up to $223,665 as a one-time reimbursement-basis grant for energy resilience infrastructure, under an agreement effective December 5, 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-11-14 | Los Altos | $59,225 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Community Resilience Grant would fund $59,225 of added street resurfacing contract work (Article 1-D) in Los Altos' FY 2023/24 CIP budget amendment. | passage · city original |
| 2023-10-03 | Monte Sereno | $18,475 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE would give Monte Sereno a one-time resilience grant of up to $18,475, reimbursing actual project costs, under an agreement dated 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-09-28 | Los Altos Hills | $14,700 city receives · actual / audited | Town paid Spotlight Solar $14,700 as a 50% down payment for a solar picnic table, part of a $70,000 SVCE grant for a public kiosk. | passage · city original |
| 2023-07-18 | Campbell | $237k city receives · actual / audited | SVCE Resiliency Grant of $237k received in 2023 for the Police Operations Building; about $40k paid directly to a consultant and about $198k added to project budget. | passage · city original |
| 2023-07-11 | Los Altos | $125,713 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy grants Los Altos $125,713 through its Community Resilience Program to fund a Cool Pavement pilot on State Street; council is asked to authorize acceptance. | passage · city original |
| 2023-07-11 | Los Altos | $124,601 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Community Resilience Program installation grant to Los Altos for a Cool Pavement pilot was $124,601 before a $1,112 savings raised it to $125,713. | passage · city original |
| 2023-07-11 | Los Altos | $24,920 city receives · actual / audited | SVCE allocated Los Altos a $24,920 planning grant, used for a Cool Pavement study by consultant Buro Happold, under its Community Energy Resilience Program. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-27 | Sunnyvale | $500,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE agrees to give Sunnyvale a one-time decarbonization grant of up to $500,000, paid on a reimbursement basis for actual project costs. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-15 | Los Altos Hills | $1,196,582 over several years · city receives · approved / budgeted | Total funding for the Town Hall generator replacement and electrical panel upgrade project, which includes SVCE grants of $50,582 (resiliency) and $70,000 (decarbonization) alongside CIP, CalOES and ARPA funds. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-15 | Los Altos Hills | $50,582 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE provides a $50,582 resiliency grant to Los Altos Hills toward the Town Hall generator replacement and battery storage project, allocated to project expenses. product: SVCE Resiliency Grant | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-13 | Mountain View | $200,000 city receives · actual / audited | Mountain View received a $200,000 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy to electrify the Senior Center commercial kitchen, reported as a FY 2022-23 accomplishment. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-06 | Monte Sereno | $502,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy funding toward the Monte Sereno Community Center building project in FY 2023-24: a $500k decarbonization grant plus $18k solar/battery funds, with $502,000 marked as available funding. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-06 | Los Gatos | $213,842 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE grant of $213,842 would fund equipment and construction of the Los Gatos Library battery storage project, part of a $507,889 total project cost. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-05 | Gilroy | $269,246 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE's Community Resilience Program provides Gilroy $269,246 in grant funding for grid-independent EV charging construction, reimbursing the Capital Projects Fund, including a rolled-over $7,554 of unused planning grant. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-05 | Gilroy | $261,692 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE approved a $261,692 Community Resilience Program grant to Gilroy, reimbursing the Capital Projects Fund for grid-independent EV charging stations and electric utility vehicles. product: Community Energy Resilience Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-05 | Gilroy | $52,339 city receives · actual / audited | SVCE administered and paid a $52,339 planning grant for Gilroy, funding a consultant's resilience feasibility assessment for the EV charging project. | passage · city original |
| 2023-06-05 | Gilroy | $7,554 city receives · approved / budgeted | Unused SVCE planning grant money of $7,554 was rolled over to Gilroy's EV charging CapEx project, adding to its $269,246 total construction grant funding. product: Community Resilience Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-05-23 | Mountain View | $500,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Under SVCE's Community Decarbonization Demonstration Grant, Mountain View was eligible to apply for up to $500,000 per project to electrify public buildings. | passage · city original |
| 2023-05-23 | Mountain View | $497,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy would give Mountain View a capital project grant of up to $497,000 for all-electric HVAC and appliance upgrades at the Senior Center; council to authorize agreement. | passage · city original |
| 2023-05-23 | Mountain View | $70,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | City would accept a $70,000 Silicon Valley Clean Energy grant for community engagement on building decarbonization, appropriated to Sustainability Projects, Project 20-99, per May 2023 council agenda. | passage · city original |
| 2023-05-16 | Monte Sereno | $131k a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Newly secured grants raise Monte Sereno's FY 2023-24 proposed federal relief and other revenue by $131k, including SVCE funding of $18k and a $500k SVCE decarbonization grant. | passage · city original |
| 2023-05-16 | Milpitas | $95,000 city receives · actual / audited | Milpitas City Manager accepted a $95,000 decarbonization grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, reported among grants and donations accepted in the quarter ending March 31, 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $500k city receives · actual / audited | Silicon Valley Clean Energy's Decarbonization Demonstration Grant gave Campbell about $500k for electrical upgrades in the Library Renovations project. product: Decarbonization Demonstration Grant Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $238k city receives · actual / audited | SVCE allocated $238k in resiliency grant funding to Campbell: $40k for planning paid to a consultant and $198k for the Police Operations Building. product: SVCE Energy Resiliency Grant Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $237,566 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE allocated Campbell $237,566 in Community Energy Resilience Program grant funds for an energy-resilient project; $39,594 went to planning and $197,972 to capital improvements at the Police building. product: Community Energy Resilience Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $198k city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE allocated $198k in capital improvement grant funds to Campbell's Police Operations Building Project for energy resiliency, part of a $238k total allocation. product: Energy Resiliency Grant Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $197,972 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE allocated $197,972 in capital improvement grant funds to Campbell for an off-grid EV charging station at the new Police Operations Building. product: Community Energy Resilience Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-04-04 | Campbell | $40k city receives · actual / audited | SVCE allocated $40k of its resiliency grant to Campbell for planning and design site evaluation, paid directly to a third-party consultant through SVCE. product: Energy Resiliency Grant Program | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-28 | Los Altos | $200,684 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE would give Los Altos a $200,684 Decarbonization Demonstration Grant for the Energization Station project, to be built by December 31, 2024; council is asked to accept it. | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-15 | Morgan Hill | $595,748 city receives · estimate / proposal | Morgan Hill council is asked to authorize accepting $595,748 in two grants from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, including $500,000 for an all-electric fire station, in March 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-15 | Morgan Hill | $314,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Of a $500,000 SVCE demonstration grant offered to Morgan Hill, about $314,000 remains after the interpretive area to fund electrical components of the all-electric fire station. product: Community Decarbonization Demonstration Grant | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-15 | Morgan Hill | $95,748 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE agrees to give Morgan Hill a one-time decarbonization grant, capped at $95,748, paid on a reimbursement basis under a draft agreement dated 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-15 | Morgan Hill | $ 62,370.00 over several years · city receives · estimate / proposal | Morgan Hill's proposed SVCE grant budget includes $62,370 to fund a part-time environmental technician for two years as part of CAP outreach and engagement. | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-07 | Monte Sereno | $91.9 city receives · actual / audited | Marked $91.9 thousand is the city's total Other Revenues year to date, which includes a $10k payment from Silicon Valley Clean Energy for reach code adoption; only $10k is CCA money. | passage · city original |
| 2023-03-07 | Monte Sereno | 50% city receives · estimate / proposal | Monte Sereno requests an SVCE grant covering 50% of its $1 million Community Center project cost, up to $500,000, reduced pro rata if costs are lower. | passage · city original |
| 2023-02-21 | Monte Sereno | $10,000 city receives · actual / audited | Silicon Valley Clean Energy paid Monte Sereno a $10,000 grant reimbursement, received December 2022, for studying and considering Reach Codes. | passage · city original |
| 2023-02-16 | Los Altos Hills | $300,580 city receives · approved / budgeted | Two grants totaling $300,580, including a $50,580 SVCE grant and a $250,000 CalOES grant, help fund the Town Hall battery energy storage project. | passage · city original |
| 2023-02-16 | Los Altos Hills | $50,580 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy provided a $50,580 grant toward the Town Hall battery energy storage system project, part of the project's total funding. | passage · city original |
| 2023-02-15 | Monte Sereno | $500,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy awarded the City of Monte Sereno a $500,000 grant for the Community Center, announced February 2023; the city must deliver on its application. | passage · city original |
| 2023-02-06 | Gilroy | $314,031 city receives · approved / budgeted | Gilroy was awarded a $314,031 SVCE Resilience Program grant for planning and eventual implementation, likely electric vehicle technology, per the February 2023 grant status report. | passage · city original |
| 2022-11-16 | Morgan Hill | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Morgan Hill would receive a one-time $10,000 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy if the council votes on the EV charging ordinance before the end of the calendar year. | passage · city original |
| 2022-11-15 | Cupertino | $100,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Cupertino applied in April 2022 for a $100,000 competitive SVCE grant for community decarbonization engagement; no award had been made yet. | passage · city original |
| 2022-11-15 | Cupertino | $10,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | Silicon Valley Clean Energy reserved a $10,000 grant to Cupertino to support reach codes development; grant tracking shows it reserved with date 11/30/2022. | passage · city original |
| 2022-11-07 | Gilroy | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy gives Gilroy a one-time $10,000 reach code grant to help cover costs of developing and presenting building code amendments to Council. | passage · city original |
| 2022-10-20 | Los Altos Hills | $70,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Los Altos Hills' Environmental Initiatives Committee asks Council to approve applying for a $70,000 SVCE grant to build a decarbonization education kiosk and website. | passage · city original |
| 2022-10-18 | Milpitas | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE offers Milpitas a one-time $10,000 grant to offset staff costs of developing or readopting building electrification and EV charging reach codes, contingent on a council vote and payment request. | passage · city original |
| 2022-10-04 | Campbell | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy offers each Bay Area city a $10,000 incentive for presenting two reach codes to council, regardless of adoption; Campbell could receive it. | passage · city original |
| 2022-09-13 | Mountain View | $636,365 city receives · estimate / proposal | Silicon Valley Clean Energy would give Mountain View a capital project grant of up to $636,365 for the Community Center Resiliency Hub, pending Council authorization on Sept. 13, 2022. | passage · city original |
| 2022-09-13 | Mountain View | $614,115 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant allocates $614,115 to Mountain View for construction of Community Center battery storage resiliency hub, with capital work due by December 31, 2023. | passage · city original |
| 2022-09-13 | Mountain View | $105,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | City would apply for up to $105,000 in SGIP rebate funds from PG&E for the Community Center Resiliency Hub; not paid by the CCA, which separately grants up to $636,365. | passage · city original |
| 2022-09-13 | Mountain View | $22,250 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant to Mountain View for the Community Center Resiliency Hub includes $22,250 for planning (design and engineering), with the rest for construction; planning funds must be used by December 31, 2022. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Sunnyvale | $327,680 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE would give Sunnyvale a one-time resilience grant of up to $327,680, paid on a reimbursement basis for energy resilience project costs, under a 2022 draft agreement. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Campbell | $200,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE grant of $200,000 is part of the funding for Campbell's Police Operations Building civic center project in the proposed FY 2023 capital budget. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-21 | Monte Sereno | $18k a year · city receives · estimate / proposal | Monte Sereno's proposed FY 2022-23 budget includes $18k of revenue from Silicon Valley Clean Energy, listed under federal relief funds and other. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-15 | Morgan Hill | $500,000 city receives · actual / audited | Combined $500,000 from SVCE resiliency funding ($200,000) and a CalOES grant ($300,000) obtained by Morgan Hill for the CRC battery storage project, insufficient for a full system. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-15 | Morgan Hill | $200,000 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE allocated $200,000 of its resiliency funding to Morgan Hill to help pay for the Centennial Recreation Center battery storage project. | passage · city original |
| 2022-06-07 | Sunnyvale | $ 1,327,680 city receives · approved / budgeted | SVCE's Community Resilience Program allocates up to $1,327,680 in grant funding to Sunnyvale (planning plus capital support), to be spent by 12/31/2022. | passage · city original |
| 2022-05-24 | Sunnyvale | $1,000,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | Sunnyvale council to appropriate $1,000,000 in SVCE Community Resilience Program grant funds for solar and battery storage at the Civic Center Modernization Project, scheduled for June 21, 2022. | passage · city original |
| 2022-04-19 | Mountain View | $10,000 city receives · estimate / proposal | SVCE would give Mountain View a $10,000 grant to cover consultant costs for submitting 2023 Reach Code paperwork to the California Energy Commission and CBSC. | passage · city original |
| 2022-02-08 | Milpitas | $700,702 city receives · actual / audited | Milpitas City Council accepted a $700,702 grant from Silicon Valley Clean Energy on 11/2/2021 for the Community and Senior Center Energy Resilience Project (solar and battery storage). | passage · city original |