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Cupertino

Member of Silicon Valley Clean Energy since 2016 — source.

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

All Cupertino City Council meetings.

Read from the councils' own documents — check the source. Each figure was copied from a staff report, budget, financial statement or set of minutes, by a person or by a language model whose quote had to be found word for word in the document. Every figure links to the passage it came from; the city's original file is the official record. Updated 2026-10-20.
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Studying, joining or starting a CCA

DateCCAKindFigureWhat it isSource
2022-06-21Silicon Valley Clean EnergyStudy / 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
2022-06-21Silicon Valley Clean EnergyStudy / 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

Loans, collateral and repayments

DateCCAKindFigureWhat it isSource
2022-06-21Silicon Valley Clean EnergyLoan / 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

Money back to the city

DateCCAKindFigureWhat it isSource
2023-10-30Silicon Valley Clean EnergyOverhead / 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

Grants and projects paid by the CCA

DateCCAFigureWhat it isSource
2026-05-19Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2026-04-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2024-06-04Silicon Valley Clean Energy$1 million
city receives · actual / audited
Silicon Valley Clean Energy awarded Sunnyvale $1 million through its Community Resiliency grant to offset solar and battery storage costs at the new City Hall; fully reimbursed.
product: Community Resiliency grant
passage · city original
2024-05-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$ 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
2024-05-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2023-12-05Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2023-12-05Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2022-11-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2022-11-15Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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

Utility users tax and franchise fees

DateCCAFigureWhat it isSource
2024-05-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy$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
2024-05-21Silicon Valley Clean Energy25.0%
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