Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) is governed by a Joint Powers Authority made up of local elected officials who oversee decisions regarding power purchasing, programs and rate setting, and are directly accountable to the people who elected them. Each member city has equal voting power and meetings are conducted in an open, transparent manner, ensuring the public has a voice in the decision-making process. CEA is operated under the direction of a CEO appointed by the Board, with legal and regulatory support provided by a Board-appointed General Counsel.

FAQs | Clean Energy Alliance

Q: When will the Clean Energy Alliance launch?

Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) plans to roll out its service offering to all eligible customers beginning in May 2021.

Q: Do CCE programs adversely impact the financial stability of incumbent investor-owned utilities (IOUs)?

No. IOUs, such as SDG&E, charge CCE customers a power charge indifference adjustment (PCIA) fee, also known as an exit fee, to cover the difference in the market value of energy resources that were already contracted on a customer's behalf by the IOU and the cost of those resources.

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