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Dec 31, 2099
Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) invites suppliers to submit offers for renewable energy, carbon-free energy, resource adequacy, and storage products to meet organizational goals and customer energy requirements.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Carlsbad
County
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San Diego
Address
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1200 Carlsbad Village Dr
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(833) 232-3110
Zip Code
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92008
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clean Energy Alliance
The Clean Energy Alliance's 2025 Integrated Resource Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy from 2026 to 2045 to ensure sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy for its member communities. The plan focuses on achieving ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets by 2045 and reaching 100% eligible renewable generation through significant investments in a diversified portfolio, including solar, battery storage, wind, and geothermal resources. Key strategic pillars encompass enhancing system reliability, minimizing customer bill impacts, fostering grid resilience, advancing demand-side energy management, and proactively reducing localized air pollutants, with a particular focus on disadvantaged communities.
The meeting focused on key operational and strategic items. Key actions included the approval of the treasurer's report, amendments to the position control listing and salary schedule to incorporate new marketing and rates positions, and the adoption of an out-of-region remote work policy. The Board also awarded a professional services agreement to Chapman and Cutler LLP for prepay and disclosure counsel services and approved a 25-year energy storage service agreement. Additionally, the Board conducted a public hearing regarding updates to the wholesale market access tariff rate and received various operational, program, risk, and regulatory updates.
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The meeting featured a review of the CEO operational report, covering agency customer statistics, rate relief credits, and staffing updates. A program update was provided regarding the Connect program, the Beach Smart Savers pilot, the Equitable Building Decarbonization program, and the San Diego Regional Energy Network. Furthermore, the Risk Oversight Committee presented an analysis of market energy pricing trends and the agency's hedging approach for resource adequacy and energy procurement.
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