Clean Energy

Building a Cleaner, More Reliable Grid 

Together with our customers, 3CE is addressing our state’s most urgent energy needs by supporting NEW solar, geothermal, and wind generation, as well as new energy storage resources. Rather than relying on existing renewable energy generation, 3CE has made long-term commitments to new projects for maximum impact. 

3CE Online Power Purchase Agreements

Balancing Large-Scale Impact with Local Generation and Storage 

In-sourcing clean and renewable electricity on behalf of our roughly 450,000 customers, 3CE makes large-scale contributions to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction. At the local level, 3CE is contracting with local energy developers to improve local energy, create jobs, and support economic development. 

Electrification – Rebates to Make the Switch from Gas Power to Electric Power 

3CE customers can access money-saving Energy Programs that further reduce GHG emissions locally. By switching your transportation, home, or workplace from gas-powered energy to all-electric power, households and businesses can save money and reduce emissions.  

Ready to make the switch? Check out 3CE’s Energy Programs to learn more about rebates and incentives

100X2030 – 3CE’s Pathway to 100% Clean and Renewable Energy by 2030 

Together with our customers, 3CE is on a pathway to achieving 60% clean and renewable energy by 2025 and 100% clean and renewable energy by 2030 – 15 years ahead of California’s mandate for zero emissions. Along the way, by having local control over our region’s electricity needs, deploying innovative energy solutions, and being responsive to the unique needs of our diverse Central Coast community, 3CE is powering economic and environmental benefits for our customers, communities and our planet. 

How and where is your energy being generated? 

Power Content Label 

Review 3CE’s power mix compared to California’s power mix with the annual Power Content Label (PCL). The California Public Utilities Commission requires the PCL and typically comes out near the end of summer and reports the power mix from the prior year. 

To view the accessible ADA compliant 2022 Power Content Label Postcard, please click the button below, download the file and open it with a PDF reader.