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Compare Residential Service Plans

You have a choice in where your electricity comes from. Compare Bright Choice, Renewable 100, and PG&E costs and renewable energy levels below to choose the service plan that fits your priorities.

Commercial customers: compare commercial service plans here.
Agricultural customers: compare agricultural service plans here.

2025 power mix for Ava's renewable 100 plan showing 61% solar and 39% wind. The plan contains 100% renewable energy.
Renewable 100
100% renewable energy priced at 1¾ cents per kWh above PG&E rates.
2025 power mix for Ava's Bright Choice plan showing 26% solar; 15% wind; 14% biomass & biowaste, geothermal, and eligible hydroelectric; 36% large hydroelectric, 9% nuclear; and 1% other or unspecified which may contain fossil fuels. The plan contained 55% renewable energy in 2025.
Bright Choice
Our basic plan: 55% eligible renewable energy (2025) priced at 0.5% below PG&E rates.
2025 power mix for PG&E's base plan showing 21% solar; 7% wind; 5% biomass & biowaste, geothermal, and eligible hydroelectric; 6% large hydroelectric, 33% nuclear, and 28% natural gas. The plan contained 33% renewable energy in 2025.
PG&E
For comparison, PG&E’s basic plan: 33% eligible renewable energy (2025).

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Solar Poppy RedSolarWind Sky BlueeWindBiomass And Biowaste YellowBiomass & Biowaste, Geothermal, Eligible Hydroelectric
Hydro EvergreenHydroNuclear PinkNuclearOther MintOther or Unspecified

Average Monthly Cost by Plan


Renewable 100

Electric generation: $33.25

Electric delivery: $100.50

Additional non-Ava fees: $12.60

TOTAL: $146.34

Bright Choice

Electric generation: $26.82

Electric delivery: $100.50

Additional non-Ava fees: $12.60

TOTAL: $139.91

PG&E

Electric generation: $27.12

Electric delivery: $100.50

Additional non-Ava fees: $12.60

TOTAL: $140.21

This comparison is for an average residential E-TOU-C (Time-of-Use) customer using 350 kWh/month. Due to rounding, the rate components may not sum exactly to the total. For more details, visit our Rates page. Figures reflect our actual power mix from 2025 (most recently published). Power mixes are published annually each summer for the preceding year.

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