CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

Options CPA has rolled out several options for the community. These options were presented to local residents with the default option (100% Green Power) taking effect in March 2019. For commercial accounts, such as the Conejo Recreation and Park District, the default option (100% Green Power) takes effect in May 2019. With either residential or commercial, a customer can change their option preference at any time to take effect the following billing cycle. Staff met with representatives from CPA to discuss the various options and the estimated financial impact on the District. Above analysis: • includes available hourly interval data for over 50 accounts supplied by SCE from 2017. Eleven accounts are not included as information was not available at the time of the rate analysis. • does not take into account Critical Peak Pricing implemented by SCE in March 2019. • assumes Net Energy Metering accounts (solar— McCrea, Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) for a full year. NEM accounts will be available for considering options at the end of each accounts Relevant Period in October (McCrea) and December (Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) None of the above qualifications significantly change the estimated impacts on the District. The District currently uses approximately 1,790,000 kW of electricity per year. Of that total, approximately 770,000 kW is generated by the five solar installations (McCrea Ranch Visitor Center, and carports at Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) installed by the District in the past decade. Forty-three percent (43%) of the District's electricity use is already "Green Power". Estimated Estimated % CPA Financial Impact Financial Impact Rate Description to District to District Notes Option (as compared to (as compared to Opt Out option) Opt Out Option) Lean Power 36% renewable energy ($3,000) (1.0%) CPA invests in future clean energy projects and local programs. Clean Power 50% renewable energy ($300) (0.1%) CPA invests in more future clean energy projects and local programs. 100% Green 100% renewable energy $24,000 6.8% CPA invests in most Power future clean energy projects and local programs. Opt Out 0% renewable energy $0 0.0% CPA does not invest in (stay with SCE) future clean energy projects and local programs. Above analysis: • includes available hourly interval data for over 50 accounts supplied by SCE from 2017. Eleven accounts are not included as information was not available at the time of the rate analysis. • does not take into account Critical Peak Pricing implemented by SCE in March 2019. • assumes Net Energy Metering accounts (solar— McCrea, Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) for a full year. NEM accounts will be available for considering options at the end of each accounts Relevant Period in October (McCrea) and December (Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) None of the above qualifications significantly change the estimated impacts on the District. The District currently uses approximately 1,790,000 kW of electricity per year. Of that total, approximately 770,000 kW is generated by the five solar installations (McCrea Ranch Visitor Center, and carports at Borchard, Conejo Creek South, Dos Vientos, and Thousand Oaks) installed by the District in the past decade. Forty-three percent (43%) of the District's electricity use is already "Green Power".