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Who chose your default electricity product? beta

Most community choice aggregators sell more than one product, and each member city's council picks the one its residents get unless they choose another. This table lists every member city of a CCA with more than one product: the default today, what it costs a typical household and a CARE household against the CCA's cheapest product and against the utility, and the council decisions about it found in the city's own documents — each linked to the page on this site. 60 of 178 cities have a default that costs more than the CCA's cheapest product.

An estimate, not a bill. The typical bills here are copied from the joint rate comparisons each CCA and its utility must publish; each one links to its source. Rates change several times a year, so check the source before you decide. Comparisons fetched 2026-10-20. beta

Bills: the typical monthly bill on the comparison's most common plan (PG&E E-TOU-C, SCE TOU-D-4-9PM, SDG&E TOU-DR1), the chip is the difference from the utility. Council record: decisions about the default product read from the councils' agendas, minutes and staff reports by a language model and checked by a second, stronger one; each was kept only when both agreed and the quote shown was found word for word in the document. A city with no record may still have decided — not every city's documents from that year are in the index.

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CityDefault todayTypical billvs utilityCARE billvs utilityCouncil record
Palm Springs
Desert Community Energy		100% Carbon Free source
since 2020-04 (launch)		$346.14
+$59.45 vs Desert Saver		+20.3%$176.64
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Agoura Hills
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Alhambra
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2023-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 50% renewable rate plan, February 26, 2018 — agenda of 2022-08-22
    “On February 26, 2018 the City Council selected the 50% renewable rate plan, and the entire City received this default product.”
  • Council adopted: Green Power Level, 100 percent renewable tier, 9-12 -22, vote Ayes: LEE, MAZA, PÉREZ, ANDRADE-STADLER, MALONEY; Noes: NONE — minutes of 2022-09-12
    “City Council select ed the City of Alhambra ’s default rate for the Clean Power Alliance at the Green Power Level, 100 percent renewable tier”
Beverly Hills
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2022-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 50% renewable electricity, January 2019 — attachment of 2024-03-18
    “Residents and businesses began using 50% renewable electricity star�ng in January 2019.”
  • Resolution or action in the meeting packet: 100% Green Energy, December 7, 2021 — attachment of 2022-01-04
    “The City Council agreed to the recommendation for staff to notify CPA to change the Default Energy Product to 100% Green Energy seffective October 1, 2022”
  • Reported as decided: 100% green power (was 50% Clean Power), October 2022, vote unanimously — attachment of 2022-01-18
    “the City Council unanimously voted to change the city default energy product to 100% green power from the current 50% Clean Power. The decision will take into effect in October 2022.”
  • Reported as decided: 100% Renewable Electricity — attachment of 2023-08-15
    “having enrolled the entire City into the Clean Power Alliance’s (CPA) 100% Renewable Electricity default energy tier.”
Calabasas
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Camarillo
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2022-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: 100% Green (was Lean Power), March 9, 2022, vote Yes: Kildee, Mulchay, Santangelo No: Craven, Trembley — minutes of 2022-03-09
    “MOTION to opt-out from Lean Power and opt-in to 100% Green and authorize the City Manager to notify the CPA Board by March 15, 2022, of the approved change.”
Claremont
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2022-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: 100 percent green power, February 8, 2022, vote AYES: Councilmember— Calaycay, Leano, Medina, Reece, Stark; NOES: Councilmember— None — minutes of 2022-02-08
    “Councilmember Stark moved to direct staff to direct staff to work with Clean Power Alliance to change the City's default energy rate to 100 percent green power, seconded by Councilmember Calaycay, and carried on a roll call vote”
Culver City
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2019 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100 percent Green Power, In 2019 — attachment of 2024-08-26
    “Culver City has chosen 100 percent Green Power as a step to reaching carbon neutrality and all customers are defaulted to receive electricity from 100 percent renewable resources.”
Hawthorne
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2022-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Hermosa Beach
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2024-03 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: 100% renewable energy, October 25, 2022, vote Aye: 5 - Mayor Detoy, Jackson, Armato, Campbell, and Massey — minutes of 2022-10-25
    “A motion was made by Councilmember Armato, seconded by Mayor Pro Tempore Jackson, to approve the default rate of 100% renewable energy with the Clean Power Alliance. The motion carried by the following vote:”
La Cañada Flintridge
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2025-10 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green energy, November 2023 — agenda packet of 2026-08-04
    “City Council selected CPA’s 100% Green energy tier as the primary energy rate for residents and businesses.”
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green, October 2025 — agenda packet of 2026-09-01
    “City Council selected CPA’s 100% Green energy tier as the primary energy rate for residents and businesses.”
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green — agenda packet of 2026-10-06
    “City Council selected CPA’s 100% Green energy tier as the primary energy rate for residents and businesses.”
Malibu
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green Power (was 50% of their power supply from renewable sources), October 2019 — agenda packet of 2024-01-17
    “In October 2019, City Council approved the selection of 100% Green Power as the default electricity choice for Clean Power Alliance customers in the City.”
Manhattan Beach
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% renewable energy, November 2020 — attachment of 2025-01-21
    “In November 2020, City Council voted to power MB with 100% renewable energy for all power customers through Clean Power Alliance, going”
Monrovia
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2024-03 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Recommended / on the agenda: Green Power, Tuesday, July 18, 2023 — minutes of 2023-07-18
    “City Council indicated its preference for Green Power as the Clean Power Alliance default rate, and directed staff to bring an item for formal approve”
Ojai
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2019 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Oxnard
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2019 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green Power, October 2018 — agenda packet of 2022-03-29
    “In October 2018, the City selected CPA’s 100% renewable energy product (“100% Green Power”) as the default rate product for its residents and businesses.”
Redondo Beach
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2022-10-01		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: 100% Renewable Energy (Green Power), Tuesday, December 7, 2021, vote AYES: Loewenstein, Horvath, Emdee, Mayor Pro Tem Obagi NOES: None ABSENT: Nehrenheim — attachment of 2022-01-11
    “Motion by Councilmember Horvath, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Obagi, to set the default rate for all Community Choice Aggregation accounts in Redondo Beach at the 100% Renewable Energy (Green Power) level.”
  • Failed or continued: 100% renewable clean energy, Tuesd., Apnl 5, 2022, vote AYES: Loewenstein, Horvath, Emdee, Mayor Pro Tem Obagi NOES: Nehrenheim — minutes of 2022-04-05
    “Motion by Councilmember Nehrenheim to put Redondo Beach back on the 50% rate power. Motion failed with no second.”
Rolling Hills Estates
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2019 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Santa Monica
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% renewable electricity, May 2019 — attachment of 2022-04-26
    “Santa Monica’s residents and businesses (in May 2019) receive a default 100% renewable electricity.”
Santa Paula
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2024-03 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% green energy, June 7, 2023 — agenda packet of 2024-04-17
    “On June 7, 2023, after hearing numerous testimony from the public in support of CPA, Council selected 100% green energy as the preferred rate choice for Santa Paula.”
Sierra Madre
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
South Pasadena
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% Green Power, February 2019 — agenda packet of 2023-05-30
    “South Pasadena chose to utilize Clean Power Alliance as the City's residential electricity provider in February 2019, and commercial electricity provider in May 2019. The City selected 100% Green Power as the default option for residential customers”
  • Recommended / on the agenda: 100% Green Power (was Clean Power), February 16, 2022 — agenda packet of 2022-02-16
    “Changing the default commercial rate to 100% Green Power has a profound environmental impact, furthering South Pasadena’s commitment and leadership in sustainability.”
Thousand Oaks
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since 2019 (launch)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100 percent renewable energy supply (“Green Power” program), since 2018 — attachment of 2024-04-09
    “following City Council’s decision to join the Clean Power Alliance (CPA) with a default option of 100 percent renewable energy supply (“Green Power” program) for all residents and businesses.”
  • Reported as decided: 100% renewable energy, In the first half of 2019 — attachment of 2024-04-09
    “In the first half of 2019, Clean Power Alliance (CPA), a community choice aggregator, became the default electricity supplier for the community, with 100% renewable energy selected as the default option.”
  • Reported as decided: Green Power — attachment of 2024-04-09
    “following City Council’s decision to join Clean Power Alliance (CPA) with a default option of 100% renewable energy supply (“Green Power” program) for all residents and businesses.”
Ventura
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Reported as decided: 100% renewable default tier, In 2018 — agenda of 2023-07-10
    “In 2018 the City joined CPA, a community choice energy program, at the 100% renewable default tier; meaning that electricity customers within the City would automatically be enrolled in the new program and receive 100% renewable electricity.”
West Hollywood
Clean Power Alliance		100% Green Power source
since by 2019-2021 (listed July 2021)		$208.05
+$17.56 vs Lean Power		+7.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Clean Energy		100% Green source
since 2021-10 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$176.02
+$15.26 vs Green Start		+9.5%$110.12
+$15.26 vs Green Start		+16.1%
    none found in the council documents
Carlsbad
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2021-05 (launch)		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Reported as decided: Clean Impact Plus 75% Carbon Free — attachment of 2024-10-08
    “Clean Impact Plus 75% Carbon Free 49,36 5 • Default selection by City Council”
Del Mar
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2021-05 (launch)		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
    none found in the council documents
Escondido
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2023-04 (launch		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Council adopted: Clean Impact Plus – 50% Renewable / 75% Carbon Free Energy, January 11, 2023, vote Approved: 4-0 — minutes of 2023-01-11
    “adopt Resolution No. 2023-09 selecting “Clean Impact Plus – 50% Renewable / 75% Carbon Free Energy” as the Clean Energy Alliance (“CEA”) Default Energy Supply Option.”
Oceanside
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2024-04 (launch		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Council adopted: Clean Impact Plus, 11/15/2023, vote 5-0 — minutes of 2023-11-15
    “Adoption of a resolution selecting “Clean Impact Plus” as the default energy supply option for City of Oceanside electrical customers to be enrolled in the Clean Energy Alliance community choice energy supplier in 2024”
San Clemente
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
    none found in the council documents
San Marcos
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2023-04 (launch)		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Resolution or action in the meeting packet: Clean Impact Plus, December 13, 2022 — attachment of 2022-12-13
    “The City Council as a member of the Clean Energy Alliance selects Clean Impact Plus as the default power supply product offering for all customer accounts including municipal, commercial, industrial and residential within the City of San Marcos jurisdiction.”
Solana Beach
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2021-05 (CEA launch)		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Reported as decided: 50% renewable energy and 75% carbon-free product, In 2018 — agenda packet of 2024-10-09
    “Solana Beach residents and businesses were automatically moved to CEA’s 50% renewable energy and 75% carbon-free product.”
  • Reported as decided: 75% Carbon Free Clean Impact Plus — agenda packet of 2022-09-14
    “Solana Beach, as well as the cities of Carlsbad and Del Mar, have selected 75% Carbon Free Clean Impact Plus as the default power supply for customers within their jurisdiction.”
Vista
Clean Energy Alliance		Clean Impact Plus source
since 2024-04 (launch		$172.56
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+5.2%$104.23
+$13.74 vs Clean Impact		+8.9%
  • Council adopted: CLEAN IMPACT PLUS – 50% RENEWABLE AND 75% CARBON FREE ENERGY, NOVEMBER 14, 2023, vote 5-0 — minutes of 2023-11-14
    “ADOPT CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 2023-200, ENTITLED, “A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CHARTERED CITY OF VISTA, CALIFORNIA, SETTING THE CLEAN ENERGY ALLIANCE DEFAULT POWER SUPPLY WITHIN THE JURISDICTION”
  • Reported as decided: 50% renewable and 75% carbon free option, Nov. 2023 — attachment of 2024-10-03
    “In Nov. 2023 the city council selected a 50% renewable and 75% carbon free option as the default”
Encinitas
San Diego Community Power		Power100 source
since 2021 (launch)		$157.05
+$6.68 vs PowerBase		−0.7%$90.85
+$6.68 vs PowerBase		−1.2%
  • Reported as decided: Power100 — attachment of 2026-08-12
    “As part of the initial roll-out, Encinitas City Council voted to establish Community Power’s premium product, Power100, as the default electricity choice for all customers within the City of Encinitas.”
Albany
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-01 (council vote June 2021)		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Berkeley
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-03 residential		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Reported as decided: Renewable 100 (R100), In 2021 — agenda packet of 2025-04-15
    “In 2021, City Council then voted to set R100 as the default service for residential (starting in March 2022) and commercial (starting in October 2022) customers.”
  • Reported as decided: Renewable 100 — agenda packet of 2023-01-18
    “the Berkeley City Council voted to set the default electricity option for residents to EBCE’s Renewable 100 (EBCE 2022b)”
Dublin
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-01 residential		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Council adopted: Renewable 100 (was Bright Choice), 12th day of January 2021, vote AYES: Councilmembers Hu, Josey, Kumagai, McCorriston and Mayor Hernandez — agenda packet of 2022-09-06
    “the City Council of the City of Dublin does request that East Bay Community Energy hereby enroll the City of Dublin in the Renewable 100 electric power portfolio as the default electricity product for all residential accounts”
  • Council adopted: Renewable 100 (was Bright Choice), 5th day of April 2022, vote AYES: Councilmembers Hu, Josey, Kumagai, McCorriston, and Mayor Hernandez — agenda packet of 2022-09-06
    “the City Council of the City of Dublin does request that EBCE hereby enroll the City of Dublin in the Renewable 100 electric power portfolio as the default electricity product for all non-residential accounts in the City.”
Emeryville
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-10 (council vote March 2022)		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Reported as decided: Bright Choice, March 20, 2018 — attachment of 2022-03-15
    “Council voted not to default community accounts to “Brilliant 100,” instead opting to default all accounts within Emeryville into the “Bright Choice” service level.”
  • Council adopted: Renewable 100 (was Bright Choice), Tuesday, March 15, 2022, vote AYES: 5 — attachment of 2022-03-15
    “RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Emeryville that the City of Emeryville hereby requests that East Bay Community Energy enroll all electric service accounts within Emeryville, with the exceptions noted above, in “Renewable 100” as the default electricity product.”
Fremont
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2025-08 residential		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Council adopted: Renewable 100, June 18, 2024, vote Ayes: Mayor Mei, Councilmembers: Keng, Campbell, Kassan, Salwan, and Cox Noes: None Absent: Vice Mayor Shao Abstain: None — minutes of 2024-06-18
    “Adopted Resolution No. 2024-27 choosing Ava’s Renewable 100 service level as the default for all Fremont electric energy accounts effective March 2025, except for the following categories”
Hayward
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-01 (council vote July 2021)		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Reported as decided: Brilliant 100, 2018 — attachment of 2023-01-25
    “In 2018, Council voted to make Brilliant 100 the default for the Hayward community.”
  • Reported as decided: Renewable 100, July 6, 2021 — agenda packet of 2026-05-19
    “On July 6, 2021,3 the City Council voted to transition most Hayward customers to Renewable 100, effective January 202 2.”
  • Reported as decided: Renewable 100, starting in January 2022 — attachment of 2024-01-30
    “The Hayward City Council voted to set the default electricity option for City residents, except low-income residents, and businesss to ACE’s Renewable 100 service, starting in January 2022.”
Piedmont
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2018 (council vote 2018)		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Reported as decided: EBCE 100% Renewable Energy service plan, May 2018 — attachment of 2022-07-18
    “In May 2018, City Council voted to auto-enroll all residential electricity accounts in EBCE 100% Renewable Energy service plan starting in November 2018.”
Pleasanton
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
since 2022-01 (council vote July 2021)		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
San Leandro
Ava Community Energy		Renewable 100 source
The council voted on 2026-04-06 (6 ayes, 1 absent; Resolution 2026-033) to select Bright Choice as the default; Ava expects the switch in 2027, "most likely Q3 or Q4". source		$144.43
+$6.10 vs Bright Choice		+4.3%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Reported as decided: Renewable 100 — attachment of 2022-12-05
    “the San Leandro City Council voted to set the default electricity option for residential and commercial customers to EBCE’s Renewable 100 (EBCE 2022)”
  • Council adopted: Bright Choice, April 6, 2026, vote 6 - Absent: 1 - Xouhoa Bowen — minutes of 2026-04-06
    “10b. 25-564 Adopt a Resolution Selecting Bright Choice as the Default Product for San Leandro Customers Served by Ava Community Energy”
Buena Park
Orange County Power Authority		Smart Choice source
Temporary for 2025–2026 (Resolution 14945, adopted 2025-01-28); the default reverts to 100% Renewable Choice in 2027 unless the council acts again. source		$232.17
+$5.22 vs Basic Choice		+14.9%$152.10
+$5.22 vs Basic Choice		+24.7%
  • Reported as decided: 100% renewable energy, 2022 — agenda packet of 2025-09-23
    “In 2022, the City became the first member of the Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) to choose 100% renewable energy as the default option for residential and commercial customers.”
  • Recommended / on the agenda: Smart Choice (was 100% Renewable Choice) — agenda of 2025-01-28
    “Consider a resolution updating the default renewable energy plan for Buena Park residents, businesses, and municipal accounts from the highest tier of renewable energy, 100% Renewable Choice, to the Smart Choice mid-”
Fullerton
Orange County Power Authority		Smart Choice source
since 2022 (launch)		$232.17
+$5.22 vs Basic Choice		+14.9%$152.10
+$5.22 vs Basic Choice		+24.7%
  • Council adopted: Smart Choice Tier, February 1, 2022, vote 3- 2 ( Opposed: Dunlap, Whitaker) — minutes of 2022-02-01
    “Zahra made a substitute motion, seconded by Jung, to adopt the Smart Choice Tier for residential and commercial customers. Substitute motion carried 3- 2 ( Opposed: Dunlap, Whitaker).”
  • Reported as decided: Smart Choice 69% Renewal energy product — attachment of 2023-04-04
    “Residential and business accounts in the city of Fullerton are enrolled by default (chosen by the Fullerton City Council) in the Smart Choice 69% Renewal energy product.”
Carson
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Downey
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Hawaiian Gardens
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Lynwood
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source
since 2025-10 (launch		$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: Clean Power Default Rate, 2025-02-04, vote 5/0 vote — minutes of 2025-02-04
    “CONSIDER SELECTION OF CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE RENEWABLE DEFAULT ENERGY PRODUCT RATE MOTION: It was moved by Mayor Pro Tem Camacho, seconded by Mayor Soto to approve the item and Clean Power Default Rate.”
Moorpark
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Paramount
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Council adopted: 50% Clean Power tier (was 36% Lean Power tier), September 20, 2022, vote AYES: Councilmembers Delgadillo, Lemons, Olmos; Vice Mayor Aguayo; and Mayor Cuellar Stallings NOES: None — agenda packet of 2022-10-04
    “direct staff to: 1) move the City’s current municipal electrical accounts from the 36% Lean Power tier into the 100% Green Power tier; and 2) change the citywide default rate to the 50% Clean Power tier.”
Port Hueneme
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source
since 2025-10 (launch		$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
  • Recommended / on the agenda: Clean Power, January 6, 2025 — agenda packet of 2025-01-06
    “Select the Clean Power tier as the City of Port Hueneme’s default renewable energy tier with the Clean Power Alliance”
Whittier
Clean Power Alliance		Clean Power source$194.39
+$3.90 vs Lean Power		0.0%$116.82
+$2.35 vs Lean Power		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Portola Valley
WestLight Energy		ECO100 source$155.37
+$3.79 vs ECOplus		+1.1%$78.71
+$3.41 vs ECOplus		+1.9%
    none found in the council documents
Chula Vista
San Diego Community Power		PowerOn source
since 2021-03 (launch)		$153.73
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−2.8%$87.53
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−4.8%
    none found in the council documents
Imperial Beach
San Diego Community Power		PowerOn source
since 2021-03 (launch)		$153.73
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−2.8%$87.53
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−4.8%
    none found in the council documents
La Mesa
San Diego Community Power		PowerOn source
since 2021-03 (launch)		$153.73
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−2.8%$87.53
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−4.8%
    none found in the council documents
National City
San Diego Community Power		PowerOn source
since 2023-04 (launch)		$153.73
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−2.8%$87.53
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−4.8%
    none found in the council documents
San Diego
San Diego Community Power		PowerOn source
since 2021-03 (launch)		$153.73
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−2.8%$87.53
+$3.36 vs PowerBase		−4.8%
    none found in the council documents
American Canyon
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Apple Valley
Apple Valley Choice Energy		Core Choice source
since 2017-04 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$280.31
cheapest product		+12.4%$183.78
cheapest product		+20.3%
    none found in the council documents
Arcadia
Clean Power Alliance		Lean Power source$190.49
cheapest product		−2.0%$114.47
cheapest product		−2.0%
  • Reported as decided: Lean Power — attachment of 2022-02-15
    “The City of Arcadia has selected CPA’s Lean Power as the default option for the community, which provides 36 percent clean power.”
Arcata
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Atherton
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Auburn
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$247.07
cheapest product		+8.8%$144.79
cheapest product		+15.3%
    none found in the council documents
Belmont
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Belvedere
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Benicia
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Blue Lake
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Brisbane
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Burlingame
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Calistoga
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Campbell
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Carpinteria
Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)		3Cchoice source$169.79
cheapest product		+5.6%$103.88
cheapest product		+9.5%
    none found in the council documents
Cloverdale
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-07-23 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Colfax
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$247.07
cheapest product		+8.8%$144.79
cheapest product		+15.3%
    none found in the council documents
Colma
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Concord
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Corte Madera
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Cotati
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Cupertino
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Daly City
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Danville
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Davis
Valley Clean Energy		Standard Green source
since 2018-06 (launch		$163.95
cheapest product		−1.5%$97.50
cheapest product		−2.7%
    none found in the council documents
East Palo Alto
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
El Cerrito
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Eureka
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Fairfax
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Fairfield
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Ferndale
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Fort Bragg
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Fortuna
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Foster City
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Gilroy
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Goleta
Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)		3Cchoice source$169.79
cheapest product		+5.6%$103.88
cheapest product		+9.5%
    none found in the council documents
Grass Valley
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$255.17
cheapest product		+13.2%$161.07
cheapest product		+23.1%
    none found in the council documents
Half Moon Bay
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Hercules
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
  • Council adopted: Light Green, March 14, 2023, vote 4 - 1 (Nay: Vice Mayor D. Romero) — attachment of 2023-03-28
    “to provide direction to staff to pursue joining MCE in 2023 with the Light Green option as the default option. The motion carried by the following vote:”
Hillsborough
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Irvine
Orange County Power Authority		Basic Choice source
since 2025 (council vote 2024-12-12)		$226.95
cheapest product		+12.3%$146.88
cheapest product		+20.4%
    none found in the council documents
Lafayette
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Lancaster
Lancaster Energy		Clear Choice source
since 2015-05 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$292.33
cheapest product		+17.3%$195.80
cheapest product		+28.2%
    none found in the council documents
Larkspur
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Lathrop
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2025-04 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Lincoln
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$247.07
cheapest product		+8.8%$144.79
cheapest product		+15.3%
    none found in the council documents
Livermore
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2018 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Recommended / on the agenda: 100% renewable electricity, Q1 -2023 — agenda packet of 2022-11-28
    “B-2.1 Opt-up community EBCE accounts to 100% renewable electricity CDD - Planning Q1 -2023 Yes”
Loomis
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$247.07
cheapest product		+8.8%$144.79
cheapest product		+15.3%
    none found in the council documents
Los Altos
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Los Altos Hills
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Los Banos
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Los Gatos
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Martinez
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Menlo Park
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Mill Valley
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Millbrae
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Milpitas
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Monte Sereno
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Moraga
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Morgan Hill
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Mountain View
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Napa
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Nevada City
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$255.17
cheapest product		+13.2%$161.07
cheapest product		+23.1%
    none found in the council documents
Newark
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2021 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Novato
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Oakland
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2018 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
  • Council adopted: Renewable 100% Plan (Renewable 100) (was Bright Choice 49.4% Renewable Energy Plan (Bright Choice)), June 18, 2024, vote Aye: Fife, Gallo, Jenkins, Kalb, Kaplan, Ramachandran, Reid, and Fortunato Bas8 — minutes of 2024-06-18
    “Adopt A Resolution To Upgrade The Default Electricity Service Plan For Electricity Rate Payers In Oakland From AVA Community Energy’s Bright Choice 49.4% Renewable Energy Plan (Bright Choice)”
Oakley
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Pacifica
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Palmdale
Energy for Palmdale's Independent Choice (EPIC)		EPIC Power source
since 2022-10-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$295.14
cheapest product		+18.4%$198.61
cheapest product		+30.0%
    none found in the council documents
Petaluma
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy (PRIME)		PRIME Power source
since 2017-09 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$214.46
cheapest product		+10.3%$136.89
cheapest product		+17.2%
    none found in the council documents
Pinole
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
  • Recommended / on the agenda: MCE’s Deep Green, by 2030 — agenda packet of 2024-05-07
    “The City will adopt a resolution to enroll all of Pinole’s residents and businesses in MCE’s Deep Green (or alternatively, Light Green if it is 100 percent carbon-free) by 2030 (Action BE-4a)”
Pittsburg
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Placerville
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$255.17
cheapest product		+13.2%$161.07
cheapest product		+23.1%
    none found in the council documents
Pleasant Hill
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Point Arena
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Pomona
Pomona Choice Energy		Pomona Choice source
since 2020-10 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$223.83
cheapest product		+15.1%$143.44
cheapest product		+22.8%
    none found in the council documents
Rancho Mirage
Rancho Mirage Energy Authority		Base Choice source
since 2018-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$287.21
cheapest product		−0.2%$177.16
cheapest product		−0.2%
    none found in the council documents
Redwood City
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Richmond
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Rio Dell
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Rocklin
Pioneer Community Energy		Pioneer Community Energy source$247.07
cheapest product		+8.8%$144.79
cheapest product		+15.3%
    none found in the council documents
Rohnert Park
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Ross
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
San Anselmo
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
San Bruno
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
San Carlos
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
San Francisco
CleanPowerSF		Green source
since 2016-05 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$118.83
cheapest product		+9.3%$70.01
cheapest product		+17.5%
    none found in the council documents
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Power		Prime Power source
since 2018-04 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$282.31
cheapest product		+17.9%$189.17
cheapest product		+29.3%
    none found in the council documents
San Jose
San José Clean Energy		GreenSource source
since 2019 (default provider since 2019)		$151.09
cheapest product		−0.8%$83.47
cheapest product		−4.7%
  • Council adopted: GreenSource, June 28, 2022, vote 11-0 — minutes of 2022-06-28
    “Continuing to set rates for GreenSource standard service up to 8% above Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) generation rates after accounting for the Franchise Fee Surcharge and the Power Charge Indifference Adjustment (PCIA)”
San Mateo
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
San Pablo
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
San Rafael
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
San Ramon
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
  • Reported as decided: Light Green, 2018 — agenda packet of 2025-06-10
    “The City of San Ramon joined Marin Clean Energy in 2018, at which point electricity customers in the were automatically enrolled in the “Light Green” rate product, providing 50 precent renewable energy.”
Santa Rosa
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Saratoga
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Sausalito
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Sebastopol
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Simi Valley
Clean Power Alliance		Lean Power source$190.49
cheapest product		−2.0%$114.47
cheapest product		−2.0%
    none found in the council documents
Sonoma
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
South San Francisco
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
St. Helena
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Stockton
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2025-04 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Sunnyvale
Silicon Valley Clean Energy		GreenStart source
since 2017 (launch)		$159.32
cheapest product		−0.3%$82.70
cheapest product		−0.5%
    none found in the council documents
Temple City
Clean Power Alliance		Lean Power source$190.49
cheapest product		−2.0%$114.47
cheapest product		−2.0%
    none found in the council documents
Tiburon
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Tracy
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2021 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Trinidad
Redwood Coast Energy Authority		REpower source
since 2017-05 (launch)		$144.26
cheapest product		+1.6%$85.62
cheapest product		+3.0%
    none found in the council documents
Union City
Ava Community Energy		Bright Choice source
since 2018 (launch)		$138.33
cheapest product		−0.1%$78.39
cheapest product		−0.3%
    none found in the council documents
Vallejo
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Walnut Creek
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents
Westlake Village
Clean Power Alliance		Lean Power source$190.49
cheapest product		−2.0%$114.47
cheapest product		−2.0%
    none found in the council documents
Willits
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Windsor
Sonoma Clean Power		CleanStart source
since 2014-05-01 (CCA service start per cca_members.csv		$160.45
cheapest product		0.0%$87.33
cheapest product		0.0%
    none found in the council documents
Winters
Valley Clean Energy		Standard Green source
since 2018-06 (launch		$163.95
cheapest product		−1.5%$97.50
cheapest product		−2.7%
    none found in the council documents
Woodland
Valley Clean Energy		Standard Green source
since 2018-06 (launch		$163.95
cheapest product		−1.5%$97.50
cheapest product		−2.7%
    none found in the council documents
Woodside
WestLight Energy		ECOplus source$151.58
cheapest product		−1.4%$75.30
cheapest product		−2.5%
    none found in the council documents
Yountville
MCE		Light Green source$194.21
cheapest product		+17.2%$107.90
cheapest product		+30.7%
    none found in the council documents