Fountain Valley lawmakers recently approved joining Orange County’s regional clean energy agency, citing affordability and public health benefits.
Tag: Community Choice Energy
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Will OC’s Green Energy Agency Release the Findings of CEO Whistleblower Complaint Investigation?
As member cities support an audit into the agency and criticize its leadership, some board members are calling for the release of an investigation into the CEO’s concerns.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
San Clemente Rejects OC Power Authority, Seeks Another Electric Utility
The city is the first to join a community choice energy program outside Orange County, looking to sign on with the Clean Energy Alliance in San Diego County.
Posted inGovernment
Orange County Power Authority Criticized For Lack Of Transparency
Following the collapse of a similar agency in neighboring Riverside County, concerns arise that Orange County’s agency could make the same mistakes without robust public input.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Buena Park Decides To Stay With New Regional Renewable Energy Agency in a Narrow Vote
Buena Park residents can expect to transition into a new public utility option that can potentially lower electricity bills.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Buena Park Asks Residents if The City Should Stay in Orange County’s New Renewable Energy Agency
Next week elected officials will decide if the city will remain in the county’s newly-minted community choice energy program.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
How Many Cities Will Remain in Orange County’s New Renewable Energy Agency?
Lake Forest was the first to leave and Buena Park may be leaving also.
Posted inNEWS
Stanton Up Next to Consider Community Choice Energy as Countywide Movement Gets Complicated
A number of cities have already opted into the program. Lake Forest, on the other hand, initially moved to join but later jumped ship.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Lake Forest City Council Jumps Ship on New Regional Renewable Energy Agency
Dozens of residents called the City and pleaded with officials to remain in the Orange County Power Authority.
Posted inNEWS
Could Santa Ana Join the Community Choice Energy Movement in Orange County?
Santa Ana elected officials, city staff, and members of the public weighed in on this question during a presentation earlier this month.
