LEADERSHIP
Representing our diverse region.
As a public agency, 3CE is governed by a Policy Board and an Operations Board comprised of elected officials, city managers and city administrators. This governing structure assures that the voices from each city and county served by 3CE will have a seat at the table when important decisions regarding 3CE policies and operations are being made.
To further assure that the unique needs of our diverse community are heard, 3CE formed a Community Advisory Council during our first year of operation. All 3CE Board Meetings and Community Advisory Council Meetings are open to the public and 3CE welcomes input from the communities we serve.
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View meeting information including dates, times, locations, and agendas for past and future meetings.
Policy Board
Bruce McPherson
County Supervisor,
County of Santa Cruz
Policy Board Chair
Steve McShane
Councilmember,
City of Salinas
Policy Board Vice Chair
Trina Coffman-Gomez
Councilmember,
City of Watsonville
Anna Velazquez
Councilmember,
City of Soledad (shared seat with Gonzales and Greenfield)
Jane Parker
County Supervisor,
County of Monterey
Ian Oglesby
Mayor,
City of Seaside (shared seat with Marina and Sand City)
John Freeman
Councilmember,
City of San Juan Bautista (shared seat with Hollister)
Justin Cummings
Councilmember,
City of Santa Cruz
Alan Haffa
Councilmember,
City of Monterey (shared seat Carmel and Pacific Grove)
Heidi Harmon
Mayor,
City of San Luis Obispo
(shared seat with Morro Bay)
Jack Dilles
Councilmember,
City of Scotts Valley
(shared seat with Capitola)
Mark Medina
County Supervisor,
San Benito County
Das Williams
County Supervisor,
County of Santa Barbara
Alice Patino
Mayor,
City of Santa Maria
Kyle Richards
Pro Tempore Mayor,
City Goleta
(shared seat with Carpinteria)
Ariston Julian
Mayor, City of Guadalupe
(shared seat with Solvang)
Jeff Lee
Mayor,
City of Grover Beach
(shared seat with Arroyo Grande and Pismo Beach)
Operations Board
Carlos Palacios
County Administrative Officer,
County of Santa Cruz
Operations Board Chair
Tina Friend
City Manager,
City of Scotts Valley
(shared seat)
Operations Board Vice Chair
Rene Mendez
City Manager,
City of Gonzales (shared seat)
Jim Pia
Assistant City Manager,
City of Salinas
Martín Bernal
City Manager,
City of Santa Cruz
Craig Malin
City Manager,
City of Seaside (shared seat)
Matt Huffaker
City Manager,
City of Watsonville
Hans Uslar
City Manager,
City of Monterey
Ray Espinosa
County Administrative Officer, County of San Benito
Don Reynolds
City of San Juan Bautista(shared seat with Hollister)
Charles McKee
County Administrative Officer,
County of Monterey
Derek Johnson
City Manager,
City of San Luis Obispo
(shared seat with Morro Bay)
Mona Miyasato
County Administrative Officer,
County of Santa Barbara
Dave Durflinger
City Manager,
City of Carpinteria
(shared seat with Goleta)
Matthew Bronson
City Manager,
City of Grover Beach
(shared seat with Arroyo Grande and Pismo Beach)
Todd Bodem
City Administrator,
City of Guadalupe
(shared seat with Solvang)
Jason Stilwell
City Manager,
City of Santa Maria
Community Advisory Council
Norman Groot
Chair
Monterey County
Seth Capron
Vice Chair
San Benito County
Jeff Byron
Monterey County
Amy Wolfrum
Monterey County
Horacio Amezquita
Monterey County
Ludmila Bezzera Wist
San Benito County
Richard Stedman
Monterey County
Allen Bueno del Bosque
Santa Cruz County
Heather Allen
Santa Barbara County
Dennis Osmer
Santa Cruz County
Brandon O'Rourke
San Luis Obispo County
Brian Kimball
Santa Cruz County
Katie Davis
Santa Barbara County
John Hughes
Santa Barbara County
Bruce Severance
San Luis Obispo County
Background & Archived Documents
Central Coast Community Energy created this page to keep our customers informed and to provide opportunities to learn more about energy policies and the regulatory and legislative process that shapes them. The Community Choice Energy (CCE) model, also known as Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) has been growing quickly since the first CCA – MCE (formally Marin Clean Energy) – formed in 2008 and launched service in 2010. Since then, the energy market in California has evolved significantly and will continue to do so. Facing competition from Investor-Owned Utilities, ambitious goals from California legislators and continued mandates from the California Public Utilities Commission, all CCAs have a vested interest in closely monitoring key regulatory and legislative issues. This page highlights some of the key issues and directs visitors to other valuable resources.
The Power Charge Indifference Adjustment is the above market price that your utility provider charges all of its customers. For PG&E or SCE bundled customers, that fee is part of their generation rates. For customers receiving generation service from CCCE, that fee is distinct and shown in the bill. The key fact is that CCCE generation rates combined with the PCIA is lower than your utility provider’s rates charged to their bundled customers, for more information on PCIA, visit here.
