Press

Stocktonia covered Ava’s April launch as Stockton and Lathrop’s default electricity provider, explaining the two service plan options and projected savings for the 120,000 new customers joining Ava.

The Independent’s editorial board called Livermore’s solar partnership with Ava “a step in the right direction,” urging other Tri-Valley cities to follow suit and state lawmakers to strengthen policies supporting solar adoption.

EnergyCentral spotlights Ava’s work to save consumers on electricity costs, allow cities in our service area to choose 100% renewable energy, and maintain transparent processes and practices.

The Stockton Record explains everything Stockton residents need to know as the city switches to Ava as their energy provider, including that residents can expect communication from Ava and city officials via email and mail starting in February 2025.

The Fremont City Council voted unanimously to pass a motion to adopt a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Ava to install solar panels and battery storage systems at six of their municipal facilities. This is part of Fremont’s Climate Action Plan to provide clean energy and ensure backup power for the city during outages and emergencies.