Everything you do requires energy, whether it is a little bit to light a bulb or a lot for heating water for a shower.

In our recent articles you’ve learned that Silicon Valley Clean Energy buys your electricity, and how the grid distributes that electricity – so now let’s talk about where that electricity comes from.

“The grid.” Two words used to describe what has been referred to as “the world’s largest machine.”

You’ve seen “Silicon Valley Clean Energy” on your energy bill. Maybe you’ve wondered what that “generation charge” really means.

If you’re relying heavily on your air conditioner (AC) this summer and noticing higher electric bills, consider upgrading to an energy-efficient heat pump heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

To address Silicon Valley’s air pollution caused by fossil fuels, transitioning to efficient, electric equipment is increasingly important.

The Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) EV Finder compares the costs of driving an EV versus a gas vehicle. . .