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East Bay Times summarizes everything residents need to know about EBCE’s launch in Alameda County, including the three levels of energy plans offered and how to opt out.

California’s electricity providers are updating their plans to meet the state’s renewable goals by 2030 and 2045. Utility Dive explains how CCAs will help achieve these goals, and notes some potential challenges along the way.

Alameda County residents received mailers announcing EBCE as their new electricity supplier. KTVU chats with EBCE CEO Nick Chaset on what the change means for residents and how EBCE is here to answer any questions or concerns.

East Bay Express breaks down the plans as EBCE starts service for residents and businesses of Alameda County. In addition to providing electricity, the plans include installing rooftop solar panels, a community investment fund, tackling the problem of peak demand, and developing virtual power plants (VPPs).

EBCE is officially the electricity provider for Alameda County. Hayward City Councilman Al Mendall expresses his excitement surrounding Hayward’s involvement as a member city, particularly its role in helping Hayward meet its Climate Action Plan goals.

The San Francisco Chronicle explains how CCAs are a critical solution to addressing California’s electricity challenges. The article highlights EBCE’s study on how CCAs can serve their communities at competitive rates with investor-owned utlities.

Berkeley and 10 other East Bay cities will be joining EBCE to provide their communities with greener energy and energy choice. Berkeleyside equips Berkeley residents with everything they need to know about EBCE.