Sonoma Clean Power is dedicated to offering our customers clean energy solutions that improve lives and help solve climate change. Check out our 2025 Strategic Action Plan to look at our current programs and incentives, and how we plan to make them even better.
关于我们
Sonoma Clean Power makes renewable energy accessible to Sonoma and Mendocino County residents and businesses, with competitive rates and big community benefits. SCP first began service in 2014 as California’s second Community Choice Aggregation (CCA). A key part of our work is to ensure that everyone is brought along in the transition toward a clean energy future, and that customers who will benefit most from cost savings, improved air quality, and increased energy efficiency can participate in SCP’s services and programs. Renewable energy is a solution which SCP customers can be part of today, not years from now. By taking advantage of our offerings, customers can reduce their utility costs and help clean up California’s electric grid. Visit our Customer Center in Downtown Santa Rosa to explore energy-efficient technologies, customer programs and incentives, and any billing related questions you may have.
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https://www.sonomacleanpower.org
Sonoma Clean Power的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 公用事业
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Santa Rosa,California
- 类型
- 政府机构
- 创立
- 2013
- 领域
- renewable energy、energy efficiency、public power和community choice
地点
Sonoma Clean Power员工
动态
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Sonoma County Parks and SONOMA COUNTY REGIONAL PARKS FOUNDATION has added a new electric all-terrain vehicle (EV ATV) to its fleet, thanks to the Sonoma Clean Power Non-Profit EV Program. This new addition supports park operations like maintenance, emergency response, and visitor services, all while reducing emissions and contributing to climate action. This shift to an electric vehicle aligns with the park system's broader sustainability goals and enhances the park experience for both visitors and staff. Ranger Assistant Laurelin shared, “The EVs are quieter, so they’re less disruptive for both wildlife and park visitors. And they’re friendlier vehicles, with open doors and a low profile. As a result, park visitors are more likely to approach staff to talk or ask questions.” If your organization is interested in making the transition to a greener fleet, Sonoma Clean Power offers incentives through the Non-Profit EV program. Visit https://lnkd.in/gGBy5dnA to learn more about how Sonoma Clean Power can help!
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TUNE IN MONDAY to the Morning Show on KSVY Sonoma 9-9:30 am PT. I've been quite interested to hear what developments have been taking place between Sonoma Clean Power and County of Sonoma regarding geothermal power. After all, PG&E rates have gone up substantially over the past 5+ years. And we're one of the few places in the U.S. with an abundant source geothermal power. How are we harnessing it? Joining the panel discussion: Sonoma Clean Power's Legislative Policy & Community Engagement Manager Miles Horton, and county supervisors Lynda Hopkins (Dist. 5) and James Gore (Dist.4). Listen in at 91.3 FM or online at ksvy.org.
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At the Cloverdale Veterans Memorial Building, on Thursday, February 6th, from 6-7:30 PM, we’ll discuss the potential benefits and impacts of next-generation geothermal energy on our local and state climate goals, grid reliability, energy affordability, local jobs, and more. This event will be in partnership with District 4 Supervisor James Gore, City of Cloverdale Mayor Todd Lands, and others.
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Thanks to Sonoma Clean Power, Sonoma Ecology Center has added a new EV to the fleet! We just received this update! "The Subaru Solterra lease granted by Sonoma Clean Power has been a great boost to our work at SEC. It has room for all the field equipment and safety supplies we need during a day of monitoring streamflow, water quality and other important research around Sonoma Valley and beyond. It also functions as a mobile field lab space! Pictured here you can see our Research Team Project Manager and Aquatic Ecologist, Wendy Hayes testing water clarity (or turbidity). This simple test can help us determine if water is clear enough for species like our local Steelhead (Rainbow Trout) to be able to see prey items and thrive. Thank you, SCP, from all the fishes, frogs and other water-loving beings of Sonoma Valley!"
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Thanks to Sonoma Clean Power, Greenacre Homes & School is driving toward a greener future! In 2018, SCP helped Greenacre purchase their first hybrid Volt. Now in 2024, they have added a fully electric Bolt to their fleet, allowing them to transport youth with zero emissions and no range anxiety! Their staff and youth love the quiet, tech-filled experience, and they are proud to reduce their carbon footprint. With SCP’s support, GreenAcre Homes and School are embracing a sustainable future.
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The?Pepperwood Foundation was awarded $20,000 from SCP and Calpine's Community Benefits Grant to create a conservation workforce development program for youth aged 15-18 from disadvantaged communities. This program will provide practical skills in conservation and land stewardship through habitat restoration, ecological monitoring, and environmental education outreach. By empowering youth, the foundation aims to cultivate future environmental leaders capable of addressing the challenges they will face. The Calpine Energy Solutions program provides grant funding to organizations in the communities served by SCP. The focus areas of these grants include advancing clean energy initiatives, promoting green jobs, supporting environmental education and stewardship, and enhancing equity and diversity. This partnership and the associated grants help foster sustainable development and community engagement within the regions we serve.
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The Geyserville Unified School Dst was awarded $19,240 from SCP and Calpine's Community Benefits Grant, and plan to implement an "Energy in Food Production" course, integrating renewable energy concepts into agricultural education. The course will cover topics like solar-powered irrigation, bioenergy from agricultural waste, and renewable resources in food security, emphasizing sustainable farming and STEM. The Geyserville Unified School District aims to prepare students for careers in sustainable agriculture and environmental science through hands-on learning and real-world applications, promoting renewable energy solutions in food production. The Calpine Energy Solutions program provides grant funding to organizations in the communities served by SCP. The focus areas of these grants include advancing clean energy initiatives, promoting green jobs, supporting environmental education and stewardship, and enhancing equity and diversity. This partnership and the associated grants help foster sustainable development and community engagement within the regions we serve.
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