Piedmont

An elected official from each of the participating jurisdictions and one representative (non-voting) from the Community Advisory Committee make up the Ava Board of Directors. Piedmont’s current appointments to Ava’s Board are:

Our Board meets once a month and all meetings are open to the public. Visit the Public Meetings page for more information about the Board’s meetings.

In order to offer Piedmont businesses and residents cleaner energy, and to help the City of Piedmont achieve its Climate Action Plan goals, the Piedmont City Council voted to join Ava Community Energy (Ava) in November 2016. Ava began serving residential, business, and municipal electricity customers throughout Piedmont in 2018.

In 2018, the Piedmont City Council voted to set the default electricity option for Piedmont residents (except those on CARE, FERA, and/or Medical Baseline rates) to Ava’s Renewable 100 service. Renewable 100 service is sourced from 100% wind and solar facilities, including our new wind farm in Livermore. Renewable 100 costs an additional 1/4 cent per kilowatt-hour above PG&E rates. That’s about $1 more per month for a typical Piedmont home. Customers in Piedmont can choose Ava’s Bright Choice service or return to PG&E service at any time. Your participation is helping Ava move toward 100% carbon-free electricity for all customers by 2030.