CCA is the ‘public option’ for energy.  California law (AB 117) allows cities and counties to pool their constituents’ demand for energy and procure it from sources independent of the investor-owned utility (PG&E, in Piedmont’s case).

Piedmont residents and ratepayers could have substantially more renewable and competitively-priced energy options if we were to form or join a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA), as other Bay Area communities have done. Among other things, this would enable our community to achieve its Climate Action Plan (CAP) without substantial cost, or major lifestyle changes.

Come learn more! 

When:

Wednesday, April 30th @ 7:30pm

Where:

Kates/DiGiorgio/Oppenheimer Residence

301 Highland Avenue

Piedmont, CA  94611

*Corner of Oakland Ave, next to Havens Elementary School

What:

A conversation about Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) as a means to: 1) achieve Piedmont’s CAP; and 2) provide cost-competitive, alternative energy choices.

Who:

Alex DiGiorgio, Community Affairs Coordinator for Marin Clean Energy (MCE), California’s first CCA.  www.mceCleanEnergy.org

Why:

To develop a cost-effective method of implementing Piedmont’s CAP.

**Please RSVP to ADIGIORGIO@GMAIL.COM**

*Light refreshments served.