On February 1, Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) welcomed Greg Wade as the organization’s new chief executive officer (CEO). Wade brings significant experience, expertise, and a strong commitment to advancing clean energy initiatives to the role. He follows in the footsteps of CEA’s first CEO, Barbara Boswell, who held the position from 2019 to 2024.
Vista and Oceanside residents and businesses can expect to receive 75% carbon-free energy through Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) next year. At their respective city council meetings this week, the cities of Vista and Oceanside unanimously approved resolutions to adopt Clean Impact Plus—Clean Energy Alliance’s 50% renewable and 75% carbon-free power supply, as the default energy plan for all customers upon CEA’s expansion in the two communities in April.
The Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) in 2022 successfully achieved its primary goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the cities it serves. As demonstrated by CEA's 2022 Power Content Label (PCL) compared to San Diego Gas & Electric's (SDG&E) 2022 PCL, CEA’s Emissions Intensity was more than 70% lower than SDG&E’s.
Clean Energy Alliance customers receive a Power Content Label (PCL) mailer annually—yours hit your mailbox in early November. At first glance, PCLs may appear confusing. However, once you learn to read them, the labels offer insight into the power your electricity provider purchases and delivers to your home or business. In this article, we break down how to read a PCL, empowering you to make informed choices that contribute to a sustainable future.
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