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Terra Verde recommends utility-rate analysis after decade of rising site energy demand

Chawanakee Unified School District Board of Trustees · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Terra Verde Energy reported increasing site electricity demand over the last 10 years and recommended the district perform a utility rate plan analysis to ensure the most cost-effective PG&E tariff given current solar performance.

Will Stockton of Terra Verde Energy presented the district's annual solar performance review and told trustees that "over the past 10 years, site electricity demand has materially increased due to added loads such as state‑mandated programs, expanded facility use, and greater year‑round occupancy." Stockton recommended a utility‑rate plan analysis to confirm whether the district is on the most cost‑effective PG&E tariff given current usage and solar performance.

Board members questioned whether true‑up fees and monitoring could have been better managed; the minutes record Trustee Barbara Bigelow asking whether true‑up costs were excessive and whether monitoring should have prevented higher fees. Stockton said the recommendation includes reviewing tariff options and the contract to determine whether additional monitoring or contract services are appropriate. The board took the presentation as informational and requested follow up.