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Sonoma Clean Power introduces 100% renewable energy service for local households

October 01, 2025 | Lake County, California


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Sonoma Clean Power introduces 100% renewable energy service for local households
Sonoma Clean Power is making waves in Lake County with its innovative energy solutions, as highlighted during a recent Board of Supervisors meeting. The presentation emphasized the company's commitment to renewable energy, boasting that its standard service is currently 51% renewable and 90% carbon-free when including hydropower.

A standout feature is the optional Evergreen service, which is 100% renewable and locally produced, costing households an additional $12 per month. This service is unique in California, as it guarantees renewable energy every hour of the year, utilizing geothermal and solar power to match consumer demand. This approach aligns with California's ambitious goal of achieving 100% clean energy by 2045.

Residents have the flexibility to choose their service level, starting with the default Clean Start option. They can opt for the premium Evergreen service or switch back if it becomes too costly, with a generous five-month window to opt out without fees.

While Sonoma Clean Power does not control public safety power shutoffs (PSPS) enacted by PG&E, it has successfully advocated for undergrounding power lines in vulnerable areas, reducing the impact of these outages. The company reassured attendees that there has been no retaliation from PG&E against communities opting out of their power generation service, maintaining stable service levels across California.

As Sonoma Clean Power continues to expand its offerings, it aims to set a precedent for sustainable energy practices, demonstrating a viable path toward California's clean energy future.

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