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9. CEO Report

Ava Community Energy Board of Directors
February 16, 2022

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9. CEO Report
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Staff Report Item 9
TO: East Bay Community Energy Board of Directors
FROM: Nick Chaset, Chief Executive Officer
SUBJECT: CEO Report (Informational Item)
DATE: February 16, 2022
________________________________________________________________________ Recommendation
Accept Chief Executive Officer (CEO) report on update items below.

Recommendation
Accept Chief Executive Officer (CEO) report on update items below.

Executive Committee Meeting
Finance, Administration and Procurement Subcommittee Meeting Marketing Regulatory and Legislative Subcommittee Meeting The Marketing, Regulatory and Legislative Subcommittee met on February 2, 2022. Members received a legislative update on items of interest to EBCE and a summary of key activities over the next six months for the Marketing & Account Services team.

New Staff
David Lewbin
Cait Cady
Update on Brilliant 100 Closure and Renewable 100 Transitions The Brilliant 100 product is no longer available to any customers as of January 2022.

Additionally, four cities transitioned most of their customers to Renewable 100 during the month of January. Those cities are Albany, Dublin (residential only), Hayward, and Pleasanton. Voluntary Brilliant 100 customers and impacted customers in the four cities were sent printed and electronic notifications in December. A second notification was mailed and emailed during the first two weeks of January.

Staff has tracked the enrollment status of customers in these areas and found that customers who act are more frequently staying with EBCE on Bright Choice rather than choosing to Agenda Item: 9

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return to PG&E. These figures suggest that customers are making informed decisions about their electricity service. Below is a table showing the change in enrollment status percentages from November 2021 to February 8, 2022.

Next month, we will continue to report on these enrollment numbers and add Berkeley and San Leandro residential customer metrics. Berkeley and San Leandro residential customers are transitioning to Renewable 100 in March 2022. The first notice to March transition customers was mailed and emailed in early February.

Agenda Item: 9

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