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    SVCE HQ Project

    RFP Release Date: September 18, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: October 16, 2025 at 1:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is seeking to prequalify contractors for a forthcoming SVCE public works project – SVCE HQ Project. SVCE seeks Contractors with significant experience in coordination and execution of projects that are substantial in size, involve challenging logistical conditions and have aggressive schedules. The scope of work will be interior buildout of 2 floors of office spaces, approximately 28,000sqft, for SVCE’s staff members.

    The project will be in Sunnyvale, California.

    Prequalification Package

    Financial Services Partner for Residential Electrification RFP

    RFP Release Date: September 2, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: October 16, 2025 at 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    SVCE is collaborating with Peninsula Clean Energy on an RFP for a Residential Finance Partner for home upgrades. The intention is to drive affordability and scale residential decarbonization. Participants in the finance RFP include 6 peer agencies: Clean Power SF, City of Palo Alto, Peninsula Clean Energy, San José Clean Energy, Silicon Valley Clean Energy, and Sonoma Clean Power. Proposals are due October 16.

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    Benefits Broker Services

    RFP Release Date: August 15, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: August 29, 2025 at 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    SVCE is seeking a comprehensive benefits broker to provide a range of services aimed at monitoring, negotiating and optimizing its employee benefits offerings. The selected vendor will deliver strategic consulting to develop and optimize total benefits packages, ensuring cost efficiency and access to best-in-class options. Responsibilities will include managing open enrollment processes, preparing communications, and facilitating education on benefits updates. The vendor will also handle vendor solicitations, evaluate proposals, and negotiate competitive benefits contracts. Compliance with federal, state, and local regulations is essential, and the vendor will provide ongoing support and guidance in this area. Additionally, the broker will serve as a liaison for account management, addressing claims and billing concerns, while also offering technology support for benefit administration platforms to ensure seamless integration and data management.

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    Elevator Modernization

    On site pre-bid meeting: Friday August 22nd, 2025 at 10:00 a.m.
    All additional questions due: Friday August 29th, 2025 at 10:00 a.m.
    Bids due at SVCE’s office: Friday September 12th, 2025 at 1:00 p.m.

    The Project includes, without limitation, furnishing all necessary labor, materials, equipment and other incidental and appurtenant Work necessary to satisfactorily complete the Project, as more specifically described in the Contract Documents. This Work will be performed in strict conformance with the Contract Documents, permits from regulatory agencies with jurisdiction, and applicable regulations. The quantity of Work to be performed and materials to be furnished are approximations only, being given as a basis for the comparison of Bids. Actual quantities of Work to be performed may vary at the discretion of SVCE.

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    Addendum #1

    SVCE’s Supplier Diversity Efforts

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is committed to Supplier Diversity and encourages diverse suppliers to get certified through the California Public Utilities Commission’s Supplier Diversity Program.

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    2025

    Managed EV Charging Program Partner

    RFP Release Date: July 15, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: August 6, 2025 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time

    GridShift: EV Charging (“GridShift”) is SVCE’s managed EV charging program that launched as a pilot in 2020 and was scaled up into a full program in 2021. GridShift is available to SVCE customers via white-labeled mobile application. Its smart charging algorithm optimizes the user’s EV charging to reduce cost and emissions, and users can choose to participate in additional seasonal events: Critical GridShift Hours in the summer months to reduce demand during times of grid stress, and low-carbon events during the remainder of the year to charge when carbon-free energy is most abundant on the grid. There are currently around 1,500 EVs participating in GridShift.

    SVCE is looking to work with a managed EV charging program partner to continue offering GridShift to its customers with a continued focus on: seamless user experience; measurable bill, emissions, and load shift impacts; timely and reliable data; retention of active users; customer recruitment and engagement to meet enrollment targets; ability to pilot novel approaches such as hourly and custom price signals; reliable and diversified OEM integrations to maximize reach in SVCE territory.

    SVCE is interested in pricing structures which are conducive to scaling up GridShift enrollment to reach as many EVs as possible. This will require that the value per EV is commensurate with cost per EV.

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    Addendum Number 1: Questions and Answers

    Storage, Transport, Setup & Maintenance of the SVCE Dream Home – a Mobile, All-Electric Showroom

    RFP Release Date: July 9, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: July 30, 2025 at 5:00 Pacific Time

    SVCE conducts in-person community outreach to raise customers’ awareness of agency services and resources, which is a valuable opportunity to inform a wide public audience about household options for energy-efficient electric technology and how to transition everyday living away from fossil fuels.

    To further the agency’s goals in reaching local communities and providing valuable customer education, SVCE brings the Dream Home, an all-electric mobile demonstration trailer, to events throughout the Bay Area. With this RFP, SVCE seeks a consultant to manage the logistics of the Dream Home, including event set-up, transportation, storage, and maintenance.

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    2025 Carbon Free Energy and Storage Projects Request for Offers (RFO)

    Release Date: May 22, 2025
    Proposals Due: June 20, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting through this 2025 Request for Offers for Carbon Free Energy and Storage Project (“RFO”) to make progress towards meeting its goals related to Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), greenhouse gas emission reductions and reliability requirements by contracting with Carbon Free Energy projects, including California Energy Commission (CEC) eligible Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) resources, hydroelectricity, nuclear and paired and standalone storage. SVCEA is seeking resources with Initial Delivery Dates between 2026-2033, for a minimum term of ten (10) years and a maximum term of twenty (20) years. For offers of wind or geothermal resources, SVCE may consider contract terms of less than ten years.

    RFP Timeline:

    Depending on the project types solicited and shortlisted, Product(s) may include energy from generation, energy discharged from storage, Green Attributes, storage capacity, Capacity Attributes (either Energy Only or Full Capacity Deliverability Status (FCDS), as elected in the PPA), and Ancillary Services. SVCE has a preference for wind or geothermal resources of at most 75 MW (SVCE’s share) but welcomes offers of any size and any renewable energy or energy storage technology. SVCE also has a preference for resources within CAISO or that can interconnect to CAISO via Subscriber Participating Transmission Owner (SPTO).

    RFO Timeline
    Issuance of RFP
    Thursday, May 22, 2025
    Deadline to submit proposals
    Friday, June 20, 2025, at 5:00 P.M. PST
    Deadline for questions and clarifications
    January 12, 2024
    Notification of all shortlisted Respondents (Tentative)
    August 1, 2025
    Execute Exclusivity Agreement and submit shortlist deposit
    August 15, 2025
    Target contract execution
    Q4 2025
    The separate Appendices are as follows:

    Appendix A is the Offer Form

    Appendix B is the Executive Summary Template

    Appendix C is the Expected Terms

    Appendix D is the Reservation of Rights

    Appendix E is SVCE’s PPA Project Selection Policy

    Final offers are due by 5pm PT on June 20th, 2025 to procurement@svcleanenergy.org

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    Financial Accounting and Audit Assistance Services

    RFP Release Date: May 27, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: June 12, 2025 12:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) for implementation and ongoing support as described in this RFP’s scope of work. Bidders should provide one proposal in response to this RFP and indicate which Section(s) of the scope and which Key Topic(s) to which they are responding. Bidders are encouraged to apply for all Sections of the scope to which they are qualified. SVCE reserves the right to award work for different Sections and/or different Key Topics to different Bidders, to not award work for one or more Sections or Key Topics, or to award work to no Bidders.

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    Communications and Marketing Services

    RFP Release Date: May 7, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: June 6, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) seeks a full-service creative agency to develop marketing and messaging strategy and execute marketing and communications campaigns that assist with customer inspiration, education, and clean energy awareness for electrification and decarbonization. SVCE is seeking a multi-year partnership that will provide integrated marketing, communications, and analytics services that will help advance the agency’s overall mission to combat climate change and promote specific programs as they are developed and launched.

    Due to the high volume of responses, the review and interview timeline has been extended. An updated timeline can be found in the RFP.

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    Termite Inspection and Treatment Services

    RFP Release Date: May 20, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: June 6, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) regarding Termite Inspection and Treatment. Bidders should provide one proposal in response to this RFP and indicate which Section(s) of the scope and which Key Topic(s) to which they are responding. Bidders are encouraged to apply for all Sections of the scope to which they are qualified. SVCE reserves the right to award work for different Sections and/or different Key Topics to different Bidders, to not award work for one or more Sections or Key Topics, or to award work to no Bidders.

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    Video Animation Services

    RFP Release Date: May 8, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 23, 2025 11:59 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) seeks a video animation agency to develop creative in support of marketing and communications campaigns that assist with customer inspiration, education, and clean energy awareness for electrification and decarbonization. SVCE is seeking an agency with experience producing engaging and creative animated videos conveying messages around energy, renewable energy, energy efficiency, customer services, programs, or other related topics in multiple formats and languages.

    Due to the high volume of responses, the review and interview timeline has been extended. An updated timeline can be found in the RFP.

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    Planning, Architecture, & Design Services for SVCE Headquarters

    RFP Release Date: May 5, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 21, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE recently purchased a 28,000-square-foot, two-story commercial building that will serve as its new headquarters. The building will contain working areas for SVCE employees, collaborative meeting rooms, a community space, a publicly accessible boardroom, and other amenities for staff and community members. SVCE seeks proposals from a firm for planning, architecture, & design services for the building.

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    VCISO and Security Assessment Services

    RFP Release Date: May 5, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 19, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) regarding VCISO, Incident Response, Table Top Exercises and Security Assessment services. Bidders should provide one proposal in response to this RFP and indicate which Section(s) of the scope and which Key Topic(s) to which they are responding. Bidders are encouraged to apply for all Sections of the scope to which they are qualified. SVCE reserves the right to award work for different Sections and/or different Key Topics to different Bidders, to not award work for one or more Sections or Key Topics, or to award work to no Bidders.

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    Community-Based Organization Partnership

    RFP Release Date: April 23, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 13, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is seeking applications from Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) to assist in outreach efforts related to SVCE, its decarbonization programs, and income-qualified offerings. The selected partner will be responsible for achieving several key outcomes. These include conducting outreach and awareness campaigns, managing relationships and deliverables with four or five smaller CBOs in collaboration with SVCE staff. Additionally, the partner will provide program application support, offer insights on current and future program ideas, conduct energy or community needs assessments, and conduct data collection and evaluation.

    SVCE also provides opportunities for smaller community-based organizations and non-profit partners within our service area for outreach efforts and program feedback. If your organization has limited capacity but would like to host events, table, go door-to-door, or provide insights on our programs, we would love to collaborate! Please visit our Community-Based Organization Opportunity Page.

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    Responses to Questions

    Energy Prepayment Transaction

    RFP Release Date: May 2, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 12, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE is interested in exploring its fourth energy prepayment transaction. Through this RFP, SVCE is seeking an underwriter firm to structure an energy prepayment program for the prepayment transaction on existing Power Purchase Agreements (“PPAs”). To help SVCE’s evaluation efforts, please identify how your firm is capable of providing a structure that addresses the primary desire of SVCE to prepay existing PPAs. The response should describe firm qualifications and core terms of the firm’s transaction structure. SVCE intends to use this solicitation to establish a short list of firms to invite for interviews.

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    Request for Proposals for Municipal Financial Advisory Services

    RFP Release Date: April 4, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: April 14, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE is exploring an energy prepayment transaction and is soliciting offers from qualified Municipal Financial Advisors to serve as financial advisor and swap/hedge advisor for the issuance of tax-exempt non-recourse bonds to prepay certain renewable energy and/or commodity contracts executed by SVCE.

    The general purpose of the request for proposals (RFP) is to demonstrate your qualifications, competence and capacity to undertake the responsibilities of serving as the financial and/or swap and/or hedge advisor to SVCE in its efforts market the bonds for SVCE’s prepay transaction.

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    Request for Proposals for Fellowship Partners

    RFP Release Date: March 10, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: March 24, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    The partner organization will work with Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) to provide fellows at early career stages (bachelor’s degree preferred) of climate or clean energy focused careers to participate in full time fellowships over the course of typically 9-12 months. The partner organization would provide a group of vetted fellow candidates for selection based projects identified for fellowships, partnering with SVCE in their selection process. The fellows should be considered employees of the partner organization and offered wages, benefits, other liability insurance coverage and potentially other stipends to support their livelihood while acting as a contractor to SVCE in completing the fellowship. The partner organization should provide support and training for the group of fellows which might be accomplished in a variety of ways such as orientation, trainings, certifications, professional development, mentorship, and performance reviews. The partner should provide support for the SVCE supervisor and fellow to ensure smooth partnership and completion of each fellows set project, including any tracking or metrics that would measure success.

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    Request for Proposals for Cloud Infrastructure Implementation Partner

    RFP Release Date: March 10, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: April 7, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE is planning to centralize its data warehousing, data analytics, and reporting needs by integrating its existing data systems into a central repository hosted in Google Cloud Platform (GCP), to be referred to internally as RADaR.

    SVCE is looking to work with an implementation partner to assist it in building out a consolidated data infrastructure in GCP to combine data from the demand- and supply-sides of its business, offer a single source of truth, enhance analytics and reporting, and set organization-wide standards for documentation, version control, user permissions, and data security.

    SVCE seeks services that include the configuration of Google Cloud components, the development of ETL code, the design and development of BigQuery tables, documentation, version control, and user training, with an emphasis on collaboration and co-development with SVCE staff along the way.

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) relating to the implementation and ongoing maintenance of RADaR as described in this RFP’s scope of work.

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    Download the Attachment C – Supply Data Workflows

    Responses to Questions

    Request for Proposals for Event Planning Services

    RFP Release Date: March 6, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: April 3, 2025 11:59 p.m. PT

    As SVCE was formed to support our communities in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, we aim to provide our customers with resources that can help them understand their energy use and how it relates to their carbon footprint, discover ways to reduce their carbon footprint and find products and contractors to help them save energy and money. Beyond our customers, SVCE also engages with stakeholders, community groups, and more. This RFP is for event planning services for formal and informal events targeted at
    various audiences.

    With this request for proposals, SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization for the implementation and ongoing support of the event services described in the RFP.

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    Responses to Questions

    Request for Proposals for Building Development Consulting Services

    RFP Release Date: February 26, 2025
    RFP Submittal Deadline: March 26, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE recently purchased a 28,000-square-foot, two-story commercial building that will serve as SVCE’s new headquarters. The building will contain working areas for SVCE employees, collaborative meeting rooms, a community space, a publicly accessible boardroom, and other amenities for staff and members of the community. SVCE seeks proposals from an individual consultant or firm to conduct, coordinate, and manage all aspects of preparing the building for SVCE’s occupation.

    The consultant will essentially serve as an in-house project manager and expert for the development of the building. Qualified individuals who do not currently have a consulting business or affiliation may respond to this RFP and be added to the SVCE staff as a temporary nonbenefitted employee. This work is anticipated to begin in April 2025 and be completed in 2026.

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    2024

    Request for Proposals for Competitive Member Agency Grants

    RFP Release Date: October 30, 2024
    RFP Submittal Deadline: March 28, 2025 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is offering $3.5 Million in funding to support local capital and engagement projects for the 13 member agencies through the Member Agency Grants.

    With this Request for Proposals (RFP), SVCE is seeking grant applications from the member agencies for projects in two tracks: 1) the Decarbonization Track and 2) the Engagement Track.

    The Decarbonization Track provides funding for building and transportation electrification projects, demonstrating the feasibility of all-electric technology to the community. Energy resilience projects are optional. The Engagement Track provides funding for community engagement projects that educate the community on building and transportation electrification in innovative ways.

    Learn More

    Download the Decarbonization Track RFP

    Download Addendum #1 Decarbonization Track RFP

    Download the Engagement Track RFP

    Download Addendum #1 Engagement Track RFP

    Watch the Pre-Application Webinar

    Webinar Password: TPs93X.u

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    Request for Proposals for State of California Lobbying Services

    RFP Release Date: November 22, 2024
    RFP Submittal Deadline: December 18, 2024 5:00 p.m. PT

    Consultant will use its best efforts to represent the SVCE’s interests with the California State Legislature, the Governor, and state agencies including but not limited to the California Air Resources Board and the California Energy Commission. These services will include but are not limited to:

    1. Planning, goal setting, and strategy development. Consultant will assist SVCE in identifying and adjusting legislative goals and priorities based on the legislative landscape. Consultant will assist SVCE in developing and executing advocacy strategies to achieve those goals.
    2. Advocacy in the legislature and executive branch. Consultant will represent SVCE and advance SVCE’s interests through advocacy activities that include but are not limited to: Direct lobbying of legislators, legislative staff, and relevant state agencies to achieve the SVCE’s desired advocacy results including support or opposition to a bill or negotiating amendments to bill language; Testifying in hearings in support of SVCE’s interests; Distributing committee letters, floor alerts, and other written advocacy materials as needed; Building coalitions and conducting negotiations with other stakeholders as needed.
    3. Support advocacy with key state agencies. Consultant will support advocacy efforts with key agencies including but not limited to the California Energy Commission and the California Air Resources Board.
    4. Bill monitoring and analysis. Consultant will assist SVCE in identifying and prioritizing bills relevant to the SVCE’s interests. Consultant will help track down answers to any questions about the content or intent behind legislation, will monitor bill developments, and inform SVCE about relevant hearings and key legislative milestones for a particular bill.
    5. Collaboration with CalCCA. Where SVCE’s interests align with those of the California Community Choice Association (“CalCCA”), Consultant will collaborate and coordinate with CalCCA lobbyists to maximize the effectiveness of CalCCA’s and SVCE’s collective efforts. This may include direct communication with CalCCA lobbyists, participation in CalCCA planning and strategy discussions, attendance at CalCCA events in Sacramento, collective lobbying efforts, and distribution of CalCCA materials at the approval and direction of SVCE.
    6. Supporting sponsored bills. Should SVCE decide to sponsor a bill, Consultant will provide additional support to ensure the bill’s passage.
    7. General coalition development with other stakeholders. Consultant will help SVCE build its baseline coalition of support in Sacramento by solidifying and maintaining SVCE’s existing alliances with other stakeholders and building new ones. This work may also include establishing and strengthening relationships with key state agencies including the California Energy Commission and the California Air Resources Board.
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    Request for Proposals for Contractors and Subject Matter Experts to Provide Technical Advising Services on Electrification

    RFP Release Date: September 30, 2024
    RFP Submittal Deadline: November 1, 2024 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy is seeking input from contractors and subject matter experts in the building decarbonization field regarding electrification projects and technologies, as well as contractor education initiatives across the state. SVCE aims to gain insights into how contractors are staying informed about policies and regulations that promote electrification, how they educate and engage with customers, the key barriers they face in project completion, and opportunities for enhancing installation processes.

    SVCE is creating two informal contractor groups composed of experts from various fields related to construction, energy efficiency, electrical engineering, HVAC installers, pipefitting, and sheet metal working. Established to provide guidance and expertise in electrification in buildings, the groups will offer broad feedback about decarbonization policies, programs, and engagement with regards to different audiences (customers and contractors). An Electrification Contractor Working Group (ECWG) will share their experience working in the field and common ways electrification contractors engage with public agencies (Track 1), and an Electrification Technical Working Group (ETWG) (Track 2) will review commonly implemented best practices and industry standards for electrification. Eligible applicants are encouraged to apply for both, but will not receive additional funding above the contracted amount stated in this RFP (which would cap hours worked at 12 hours quarterly for technical working group members).

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    Request for Proposals for Customer Demand Flexibility Services for Silicon Valley Clean Energy and Peninsula Clean Energy

    Issuance Date: September 11, 2024
    Response Deadline: October 30, 2024 by 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) are seeking proposals from qualified service providers to help provide and expand demand flexibility services in our service areas over the next five years. The RFP seeks responses on two distinct Parts as described below.

    In Part 1, the CCAs are each targeting procurement of 5 MW (10 MW in total) or more of existing capacity from customers’ flexible loads in our service areas by 2026 – in the form of market-integrated or load modifying capacity. In Part 2, the CCAs are each seeking service providers(s) with whom to develop an additional 25 MW (up to 50 MW in total) of demand flexibility by 2030. This may be accomplished through a combination of different approaches, including traditional demand response, load-modifying programs, and dynamic pricing.

    Respondents may reply to one or ideally both Parts in their submissions. Respondents who are not able to fulfill Part 1 or Part 2 scope are encouraged to team with partners to form a complete proposal.

    The separate Attachments are as follows:

    • Attachment A is the Pricing Sheet
    • Attachment B is the DERMS Integrations
    • Attachment C is the Zip Codes
    • Appendix D is the Reservation of Rights
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    Demand Flex RFP Webinar Presentation

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: 9?!q^TsY)

    2024 Carbon Free Energy and Standalone Storage Projects Request for Offers (RFO)

    Issuance Date: August 12th, 2024
    Response Deadline: September 20th, 2024 by 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting through this 2024 Request for Offers for Carbon Free Energy and Standalone Storage Project (“RFO”) to make progress towards meeting its goals related to Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), greenhouse gas emission reductions and reliability requirements by contracting with Carbon Free Energy projects, including California Energy Commission (CEC) eligible Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) resources, hydroelectricity, nuclear and paired and standalone storage. SVCEA is seeking resources with Initial Delivery Dates between 2025-2033, for a minimum term of ten (10) years and a maximum term of twenty (20) years.

    SVCE is accepting proposals for projects in CAISO Queue Clusters up to and including Cluster 15. SVCE will use this RFO, in part, to allocate SVCE’s Commercial Interest points to selected projects consistent with the CAISO’s Interconnection Process Enhancements.

    Products:
    Depending on the project types solicited and shortlisted, Product(s) may include energy from generation, energy discharged from storage, Green Attributes, storage capacity, Capacity Attributes (either Energy Only or Full Capacity Deliverability Status (FCDS), as elected in the PPA), and Ancillary Services.

    RFO Timeline

    Issuance of RFP
    Tuesday, August 12, 2024
    Deadline to submit proposals
    Friday, September 20, 2024, at 5:00 P.M. PST
    [Cluster Queue 15 resources only] Notification of shortlisted Respondents eligible for allocation of SVCE’s Commercial Interest Points consistent with CAISO’s Interconnection Process Enhancements (Tentative)
    Early November 2024
    [Cluster Queue 15 resources only] Deadline for shortlist deposit and execution of an Exclusivity Agreement with Right of First Refusal
    December 1, 2024
    Notification of all other shortlisted Respondents (Tentative)
    December 2024
    Execute Exclusivity Agreement and submit shortlist deposit
    January 2025
    PPA negotiations start
    January – February 2025
    Target contract execution
    Q2 – Q3 2025

    The separate Appendices are as follows:

    • Appendix A is the Offer Form
    • Appendix B is the Executive Summary Template
    • Appendix C is the Expected Terms
    • Appendix D is the Reservation of Rights

    Final offers are due by 5pm PT on September 20th, 2024 to procurement@svcleanenergy.org

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    Request for Proposals for Services Providing Data Management for Peninsula Clean Energy and Silicon Valley Clean Energy

    RFP Release Date: June 28, 2024
    RFP Submittal Deadline: August 26, 2024 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) & Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) are releasing a joint Request for Proposals (RFP) for Data Management Services. Prospective respondents should submit a comprehensive plan and outline of their billing services as well as their experience in the electric utility industry. The scope of work and additional details can be found in the RFP attachment below.

    Respondents’ offers must be submitted by Monday, August 26, 2024, 5 p.m. PT. Offers must include the required documents described in the RFP instructions (see RFP document, below). Only electronic submittals will be accepted via Box, and interested parties should send an email to info@peninsulacleanenergy.com to request an invite link. Please include “PCE & SVCE RFP for Data Management Services, Offer from [Company Name]” in the subject line. Once received a Box link will be shared for submittal. Late proposals shall be rejected. This deadline is absolute, and proposals received after the due date and time shall not be considered. All proposals must meet the requirements of the RFP to be considered. However, Peninsula Clean Energy & Silicon Valley Clean Energy each reserve the right to waive any deficiency of an offer.

    Questions are due no later than Friday, July 26, 2024. Respondents are encouraged to submit questions concerning the RFP. Please send communications only to the email listed above and not to the individual contacts’ email addresses. Emails sent to individual contacts and not to the above email may not be reviewed or responded to.

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    Request for Proposals for Risk Analytics, Consulting, and Valuation Services

    RFP Release Date: July 2, 2024
    RFP Submittal Deadline: August 1, 2024 12:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE is seeking proposals for Risk Management & Valuation software for up to a three-year term. The proposing firms shall have relevant expertise, experience, and an approach that demonstrates their ability to provide the required services: portfolio/risk management software as a service (SaaS), net revenue modeling, stochastic simulation engine (that varies resource generation, load, and energy prices), valuation optimization, etc.

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    Download the SaaS Agreement

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    Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Community Outreach Services

    Release Date: April 1, 2024
    Proposals Due: April 24, 2024 4:00 p.m. PT
    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) serves a diverse population of residential and commercial customers in Silicon Valley, and we intend to expand existing outreach efforts to reach all members of our community. SVCE is seeking qualified vendors to provide community outreach services in two areas: operations and logistics support for our agency’s all-electric demonstration home trailer and general in-person community outreach support to represent SVCE at relevant events in the Bay Area.

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    Request for Proposals (RFP) for Commercial and Industrial Decarbonization Program

    Release Date: February 5, 2024
    Proposals Due: February 29, 2024 12:00 p.m. PT

    To scale decarbonization efforts, SVCE aims to launch a new Commercial and Industrial (C&I) Decarbonization Program to bring a range of energy and carbon benefits to C&I customers, while tackling the challenging and nascent C&I electrification market in support of SVCE’s overarching mission.

    With this RFP, SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) in C&I program design and implementation, Strategic Energy Management, and customer support. Bidders must respond to prompted questions to indicate an understanding of the desired program design. Additionally, Bidders must submit a cost proposal for program administration and implementation, as well as a customer incentive proposal that advances C&I decarbonization goals.

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    Request for Proposals for eHub, an Online Customer Resource Center

    Release Date: December 13, 2023
    Proposals Due: January 31, 2024 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) offers an online Customer Resource Center, known as eHub, to educate customers about energy use, associated emissions, self-generation and resilience, building and vehicle electrification and enable subsequent actions. SVCE is seeking proposals for what we’re calling “eHub 2.0,” as we are interested in taking the success of the platform thus far to empower more customers to go electric. eHub aims to support customers’ electrification journeys by enabling customer education, engagement and action related to electrification and decarbonization, via online tools, resources and promotions. For more information on the current eHub, visit svcleanenergy.org/ehub.

    RFP Timeline
    Issuance of RFP
    Wednesday, December 13, 2023
    Preproposal Webinar
    January 9, 2024 at 10:00 A.M. PST
    Deadline for questions and clarifications
    January 12, 2024
    Question responses posted online
    *Timeline adjustment for responses to questions – January 17, 2024
    Deadline to submit proposals
    January 31, 2024
    Download the RFP

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    Pre-Proposal Webinar Presentation

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: !RB17U=@)

    Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Grant Writing Services

    Release Date: January 5, 2024
    Proposals Due: January 26, 2024 4:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is seeking Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) from qualified vendors to provide grant research, tracking, and writing services for a variety of federal, state, and private funding sources. Services will assist SVCE in assessing and capturing funds that will complement SVCE’s existing policies and programs in the following areas: distributed energy resources, renewable generation, grid of the future, electric transportation, electric building technologies, workforce development, and energy resilience. SVCE may contract with one or more vendors for this effort.

    Download the RFQ
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    Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Public Engagement Consulting Services

    Release Date: January 3, 2024
    Proposals Due: January 26, 2024 4:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is creating a “bench” of consultants who can provide direct public engagement services and strategic direction for the member agencies in our service area as they design and implement new building electrification programs and policies. The requested services include community outreach, survey design, focus groups, and other direct engagement which will be authorized through a task-order type process.

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    2023

    Request for Proposals to Provide Consulting Services to Silicon Valley Clean Energy - Service Optimization Guides for Building Officials and Contractors

    Release Date: November 1, 2023
    Proposals Due: December 21, 2023 4:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE wants to ensure that local building officials and regulations do not require unnecessary upgrades, while also supporting contractors with best practices to incorporate into future electrification projects rather than defaulting to panel and service upgrades. SVCE is commissioning the development of guidance materials for local building officials and contractors to use that address the variety of methods available to eliminate unnecessary service upgrades.

    Download the RFP - Updated 11/29/2023

    Request for Proposals for Innovative Finance Analysis and Whitepaper

    Release Date: October 25, 2023
    Proposals Due: December 8, 2023 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Proposer) for implementation and support as described in this RFP’s scope of work. Proposers should provide one proposal in response to this RFP. SVCE reserves the right to award work for different Tasks and/or different Topic Areas to different Proposers, to not award work for one or more Tasks or Topic Areas, or to award work to no Proposers.

    Project Goal:
    This project will assess mechanisms to achieve sufficient up-front capital to support decarbonized buildings at scale in our territory by 2045. We believe this is an issue other CCAs and Utilities face as well for their service territories.

    By using SVCE territory as an example, this report will serve as a launchpad for conversations with the State, CCAs, Utilities, and Financial Institutions about sustainable, scalable sources of capital to achieve decarbonization by 2045. Our goal is to identify funding mechanisms and estimate the size of each mechanism along with policy changes and other measures such as rate design alternatives to support decarbonization by 2045.

    We hope that explaining the costs associated with electrification in SVCE territory, it will help others understand the scope of funding mechanisms required to electrify. Our goal is also to collaborate with stakeholders (State, CCAs, Utilities, Financial Institutions) to accomplish the State’s goals to decarbonize by 2045.

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: bKnxc&@2)

    Download the RFP - Updated 11/20/2023
    Download the RFP Addendum No.1

    SVCE RFO for Long-Term Carbon Free Energy & Standalone Storage Projects

    Issuance Date: October 25, 2023
    Response Deadline: December 8, 2023 by 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting through this 2023 Request for Proposals for Carbon Free Energy and Standalone Storage Project (“RFP”) to make progress towards meeting its goals related to Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), greenhouse gas emission reductions and reliability requirements by contracting with Carbon Free Energy projects, including California Energy Commission (CEC) eligible Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) resources, hydroelectricity, nuclear and paired and standalone storage. SVCEA is seeking resources with Initial Delivery Dates between 2024-2030, for a minimum term of ten (10) years and a maximum term of twenty (20) years.

    Products:
    Depending on the project types solicited and shortlisted, Product(s) may include energy from generation, energy discharged from storage, Green Attributes, storage capacity, Capacity Attributes (either Energy Only or Full Capacity Deliverability Status (FCDS), as elected in the PPA), and Ancillary Services.

    RFO Timeline

    Issuance of RFP
    Wednesday, October 25, 2023
    Deadline to submit proposals
    Friday, December 8, 2023, at 5:00 P.M. PST
    Notification of final shortlisted Respondents (Tentative)
    Thursday, February 1, 2024
    Execute Exclusivity Agreement
    End of February, 2024
    PPA negotiations start
    End of February, 2024
    Target contract execution
    June, 2024

    The separate Appendices are as follows:

    • Appendix A is the Offer Form
    • Appendix B is the Executive Summary Template
    • Appendix C is the Expected Terms
    • Appendix D is Instructions for Geospatial Footprint
    • Appendix E is the Reservation of Rights

    Final offers are due by 5pm PT on December 8th, to procurement@svcleanenergy.org

    Download the RFP
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    Request for Proposals for Electrification Solutions Analysis

    Release Date: October 24, 2023
    Proposals Due: November 30, 2023 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Proposer) for implementation and support as described in this RFP’s scope of work. Proposers should provide one proposal in response to this RFP. SVCE reserves the right to award work for different Tasks and/or different Topic Areas to different Proposers, to not award work for one or more Tasks or Topic Areas, or to award work to no Proposers.

    Overview:
    To meet state climate goals and implement BAAQMD’s zero-NOx appliance sale ban, the Bay Area needs to electrify water and space heating no later than 2045 and be prepared to begin replacing the majority of NOx emitting heaters (i.e., gas heaters) starting in 2027. However, less than 1% of gas water heaters are currently replaced with electric heaters.

    One key barrier to meeting the above goals is the lack of detailed information about the number of homes and businesses that can easily electrify and the number that will be difficult and expensive.

    This study will provide those key details and thus enable SVCE and PCE to design programs and invest funds in a targeted way necessary to support electrification at scale. In addition, this study will directly inform SVCE’s feasibility assessment for natural gas phase out by 2045, which will identify technical, legal and economic barriers and opportunities for phasing out natural gas service by 2045 in the SVCE service territory.

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: 48=HPb+j)

    Download the RFP - Updated 11/17/2023
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    Request for Proposals to Provide Consulting Services to Silicon Valley Clean Energy - Best Practices Guide for Siting Mechanical Equipment

    Release Date: October 18, 2023
    Proposals Due: November 20, 2023 4:00 p.m. PT

    SVCE seeks a consultant to research and develop a best practice guide to aid agencies in updating regulations that address the installation of electric mechanical equipment. The goal is to develop a Best Practices Guide introducing commonsense approaches that balance the interests of building electrification with neighborhood impacts.

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    Design, Implementation, and Portfolio Management Support for Decarbonization Programs

    Release Date: June 16, 2023
    RFP Submittal Deadline: September 18, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) seeks to procure consulting services to manage a broad array of customer decarbonization programs and to develop and maintain a portfolio management software tool for program data. The selected consultant(s) may support either or both of the subject areas of this RFP. In Subject Area A, SVCE seeks consultant support for general, strategic input on the program portfolio overall, reporting, and other relevant topics as identified by SVCE. In Subject Area B, SVCE seeks consultant support to develop a software tool to centralize program information within one system, and track data through shared dashboards and reporting.

    Qualified proposers are invited to apply. A pre-proposal webinar was hosted on July 11, 2023 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. PT. Interviews of selected proposers will be held on October 9 and 10, 2023 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. If there are any questions regarding the RFP, please reply to this email: solicitations@svcleanenergy.org

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: u8FSh@t0)

    Download the RFP

    Download the RFP Addendum No.1

    Download the RFP Addendum No.2
    Download the Revised Questions and Answers

    Multifamily Electrification Direct Install Program Consultant

    Release Date: July 21, 2023
    RFP Submittal Deadline: September 15, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks consulting services to design and administer an electrification program for deed-restricted affordable multifamily properties. The core component of this program is to provide eligible properties with direct installation services (defined as start-to-finish installation of equipment at no cost to the customer) for building and transportation electrification upgrades. A supporting component of this program is to provide eligible properties that already have electrification retrofit plans with gap funding grants to pursue such upgrades.

    Qualified proposers are invited to submit proposals as a team comprised of a program administrator and licensed contractors or installers. A pre-proposal webinar will be hosted on August 22, 2023 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. PT. The pre-proposal webinar will include an opportunity for prospective proposers to coordinate and team with other contractors and consultants. A list of pre-proposal webinar attendees will be provided to prospective proposers after the webinar. If there are any questions regarding the RFP, please email solicitations@svcleanenergy.org

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: SVCE_123)

    Download the RFP, updated 8/31

    Download the RFP Addendum No.2
    Download the Questions and Answers

    Request for Data Analytics Support

    Release Date: July 5, 2023
    RFP Submittal Deadline: September 5, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks data analytics support in scoping, designing, executing, and reporting out results of strategic analyses, including EM&V, to advance SVCE’s decarbonization mission.

    Proposers should provide one proposal in response to this RFP and indicate which Task(s) and which Topic Area(s) to which they are responding. Proposers are encouraged to apply for all Tasks and Topic Areas for which they are qualified.

    Download the RFP

    Download the RFP Addendum No.1
    Download the Questions and Answers

    Request for Qualification for Special Counsel for Electrification Policy

    Release Date: May 25, 2023
    RFQ Submittal Deadline: July 11, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. PT

    As SVCE was formed to support our customers and communities in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, SVCE implements a broad set of programs supporting decarbonization that includes both customer-focused efforts (e.g., rebates, progressive rates, and information) and model policy development (e.g., model ordinances, policy experimentation, and administrative streamlining) for our member agencies to consider. As these programs and policy activities are often new and innovative, SVCE is planning to enter into an agreement with a California law firm for special counsel services to provide a set of concrete legal opinions and ongoing ad-hoc support to SVCE staff on evaluating the legal pathways local governments can take to require or incentivize electrification and assess risks related to these activities.

    Download the RFQ

    Request for Information for Scheduling Coordinator Services

    Release Date: April 25, 2023
    RFI Submittal Deadline: June 12, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    This RFI seeks information on a qualified organization to provide SC services for their resources and load. The organization should be well versed in rules and regulations that govern the CAISO marketplace.  All Agencies have a variety of resources that are coming online in the coming years.  SVCE has Solar, Solar plus Storage, Geothermal and Wind in its portfolio.

    In addition, CCCE has contracted for 425MW of storage resources over the past two years.  This consists of 193MW of lithium-ion, 200MW of compressed air, and 32MW of flow storage as well as Wind, Geothermal and Solar.

    Finally, CCPower has a mix of Long Duration Storage (119 MW) and Geothermal Generation (138 MW) under contract, with deliveries expected to start in 2025.

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    Request for Summer 2023 Distributed Energy Resources Management System (DERMS)

    Release Date: May 26, 2023

    RFI Submittal Deadline: June 9, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    This solicitation seeks to (1) aggregate targeted DERs in SVCE territory to help respond to critical grid events in 2023, and (2) test the process of implementing a DERMS to generate learnings for SVCE and create a roadmap for full-scale deployment to understand how it may fit into future SVCE plans.

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    Request for Information for Battery Energy Storage Systems Bidding Optimization Software

    Release Date: March 24, 2023
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 12, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for information (RFI), Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE) (together “Joint CCAs”) seek to procure a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) platform that will enable the Joint CCA’s to optimally manage its fleet of storage assets in the CAISO marketplace.

    Download the RFP
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    Request for Proposals for Electrification Concierge Services

    Release Date: April 6, 2023
    RFP Submittal Deadline: May 8, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With this request for proposals (RFP), Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) seeks to procure electrification concierge services. The concierge will provide high-touch support, including incentive layering assistance, program referrals, technical assistance, and electrification plans, to help our customers electrify their residences.

    Watch the recorded pre-proposal webinar here (Passcode: 66%^r!4J)

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    Request for Proposals for Custodial Bank Services

    Issuance Date: January 20, 2023
    Q&A Posted: February 1, 2023
    Response Deadline: February 8, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. PT

    With the following request for proposal (RFP), SVCE seeks a chartered financial institution that will provide high quality custodial banking services for its investment portfolio. SVCE has recently updated its Investment Policy (Exhibit B) to expand its investment options and along with its investment advisor, PFM Asset Management (PFMAM), will be transitioning a portion of its reserves from current bank held accounts to appropriate investment funds.

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    2022

    2022 Carbon Free Energy & Standalone Storage Projects Request for Proposals (RFP)

    Issuance Date: November 7, 2022
    Response Deadline: December 16, 2022 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and its partnered customers through this 2022 Request for Proposals for Carbon Free Energy and Standalone Storage Project (“RFP”) intends to make progress towards meeting their respective goals related to Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), greenhouse gas emission reductions and reliability requirements by contracting with new Carbon Free Energy projects, including California Energy Commission (CEC) eligible Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) resources, hydroelectricity, nuclear and paired and standalone storage. The objective is for deliveries to start as early as January 1, 2024, for a minimum term of ten (10) years and a maximum term of fifteen (15) years. Offers are due December 16, by 5:00 P.M. PT.

    SVCE is a Community Choice Aggregators (CCA) formed under the authority of a joint powers’ agency and subject to legislative and regulatory requirements imposed on a load serving entity within the state of California. Through this RFP, SVCE intends to procure resources to meet the collective needs of its customers or may procure on behalf of specific customers.

    The separate Appendices are as follows:

    • Appendix A to this Joint RFP is the Offer Form
    • Appendix B is the Executive Summary Template
    • Appendix C is the Project Specifications
    • Appendix D is Instructions for Geospatial Footprint

    Respondents are responsible for familiarizing themselves with and being fully aware of the terms of this RFP, including the terms of each Appendix.

    Download the RFP Protocols

    SVCE Launches Feb- Dec 2023 System Resource Adequacy e-Solicitation

    Issuance Date: December 5, 2022
    Response Deadline: December 9, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCE”) is pleased to announce the launch of its February through December 2023 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCE is seeking offers for the purchase and sale of the following system RA products with respect to monthly delivery periods, as summarized below.

    SVCE Sells

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy Resource Adequacy: System Resource Adequacy with optional Flexible Attributes

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity Up to 50 MWs
    • Delivery Term: February 1, 2023, through April 30, 2023, monthly
    • Pricing: Fixed-Price $/kW-month
    • Delivery Point: CAISO System
    SVCE Buys

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy Resource Adequacy: System Resource Adequacy/li>

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity 1+ MWs
    • Delivery Term: June 1, 2023, through December 31, 2023, monthly
    • Pricing: Fixed-Price $/kW-month
    • Delivery Point: CAISO System

    Please submit information to Charles Grinstead, Sr. Manager of Power Resources: charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org, Oren Weiner oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org and owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Monday, December 5,2022
    Bids Due
    Friday, December 9, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST
    Participants Notified
    Friday, December 9, 2022, at 5:00 P.M. PST

    SVCEA’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCE will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCE.

    Disclaimer: SVCE is not committing itself to buying/selling any volumes and reserves the right to award zero volumes in this E-solicitation.

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCE Launches Feb- Dec 2023 System Resource Adequacy e-Solicitation

    Issuance Date: November 18, 2022
    Response Deadline: November 22, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCE”) is pleased to announce the launch of its February through December 2023 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCE is seeking offers for the purchase and sale of the following system RA products with respect to monthly delivery periods, as summarized below.

    SVCE Sells

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy Resource Adequacy: System Resource Adequacy with optional Flexible Attributes

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity Up to 50 MWs
    • Delivery Term: February 1, 2023, through April 30, 2023, monthly
    • Pricing: Fixed-Price $/kW-month
    • Delivery Point: CAISO System
    SVCE Buys

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy Resource Adequacy: System Resource Adequacy/li>

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity 1+ MWs
    • Delivery Term:May 1, 2023, through December 31, 2023, monthly
    • Pricing: Fixed-Price $/kW-month
    • Delivery Point: CAISO System

    Please submit information to Charles Grinstead, Sr. Manager of Power Resources: charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org, Oren Weiner oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org and owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Thursday, November 17,2022
    Bids Due
    Tuesday, November 22, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST
    Participants Notified
    Wednesday, November 23, 2022, at 5:00 P.M. PST

    SVCEA’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCE will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCE.

    Disclaimer: SVCE is not committing itself to buying/selling any volumes and reserves the right to award zero volumes in this E-solicitation.

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCE Request for Carbon Free Energy Offers

    Issuance Date: October 27, 2022
    Response Deadline: November 2, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting Carbon-free energy for up to five years delivered between CY 2023 and CY 2027 and for a preferred term of three years. The volumes and shapes are defined in the offer form template attached, with delivery commencing on January 1, 2023. For this RFO, please submit monthly index-priced plus CF adders offers only. The required specifications for the solicitation are as follows:

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy: The selected supplier shall be responsible for unspecified/system electric energy delivery to the NP15 EZ Gen Hub (“Delivery Point”) through the scheduling of a CAISO Inter-SC Trade (“IST”). Proposers can submit information for a specified resource; however, the emissions rate of the specified resource must be lower than the CAISO system energy emissions rate.
    • Carbon Free Attributes: For purposes of this solicitation, carbon free attributes will be limited to unit-specific hydroelectricity produced by California-based or regional generators (located within the Western Electricity Coordinating Council and deliverable to California) and accompanied by sufficient documentation that will substantiate the SVCEA’s inclusion of such volumes under the reporting requirements of California’s Power Source Disclosure Program, including related hydroelectricity claims on the SVCEA’s annual Power Content Label. All carbon free attributes shall be scheduled for delivery to the CAISO in a manner that reduces financial risks to the SVCEA while ensuring that any/all GHG emissions benefits associated with such carbon free volumes are retained by SVCEA.

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Delivery Term: Minimum 3 years preferred starting January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2027, monthly.)
    • Quantity: See offer form template: Up to 2,409,000 MWh in total for 5 years. Annual volume of 481,000 MWh (55 MW Monthly ATC Blocks Only).
    • Pricing: Indexed at NP-15 plus Carbon Free adder in $/MWh annually.
    • Delivery Point: NP 15 Trading Hub or TH_NP15_GEN-APND as defined by the CAISO.
    • Credit: As defined in the existing EEI Master Agreement and security agreements.
    • Buyer Limited Assignment: In support of SVCE’s prepay arrangement, SVCE may assign all or a portion of the transaction under a limited assignment agreement to Morgan Stanley Capital Group Inc.

    Please submit information to Charles Grinstead Sr. Manager of Power Resources: charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org, Oren Weiner oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Thursday, October 27, 2022
    Bids Due
    Wednesday, November 2, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST
    Participants Notified
    Friday, November 4, 2022, at 5:00 P.M. PST

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCE RFO for 2023-2027 ATC ISTs

    Issuance Date: October 14, 2022
    Response Deadline: October 24, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting fixed-price energy for CY 2023-2027 around-the-clock CAISO Energy (ISTs). The volumes and shapes are defined in the offer form template attached, with delivery commencing on January 1, 2023. For this RFO, please submit monthly offers and monthly pricing. The required specifications for the solicitation are as follows:

    Product:

    • CAISO Energy: The selected supplier shall be responsible for unspecified/system electric energy delivery to the NP15 EZ Gen Hub (“Delivery Point”) through the scheduling of a CAISO Inter-SC Trade (“IST”). Proposers can submit information for a specified resource; however, the emissions rate of the specified resource must be lower than the CAISO system energy emissions rate.

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity: See offer form template Up to 2,409,000 MWh in total ( up to 55 MW Monthly ATC Blocks Only)
    • Delivery Term: January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2027, monthly.
    • Pricing: Fixed or Indexed pricing in $/MWh by month.
    • Buyer Limited Assignment: Buyer may make a limited assignment to an entity that has creditworthiness that is equal to or better than the buyer (S&P A)
    • Delivery Point: NP 15 Trading Hub or TH_NP15_GEN-APND as defined by the CAISO.
    • Credit: As defined in the existing EEI Master Agreement and security agreements.

    Please submit information to Charles Grinstead Sr. Manager of Power Resources: charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org, Oren Weiner oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    Please allow for a 15-minute price hold window while SVCEA reviews the final offers. Offers for partial products will not be accepted.

    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Friday, October 14, 2022
    Bids Due
    Monday, October 24, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCE RFO for 2023-2027 PCC1 and CF Attributes

    Issuance Date: October 14, 2022
    Response Deadline: October 24, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting offers from qualified suppliers (with SVCEA as the Buyer) of Renewables Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) Eligible, Portfolio Content Category 1 (PCC1) renewable and carbon free attributes for calendar year 2023 through 2027, inclusive.

    Products:

    • PCC1 Renewable Attributes: Proposed products must be PCC1-eligible
    • Carbon Free Attributes: For purposes of this solicitation, carbon free attributes will be limited to unit-specific hydroelectricity produced by California-based or regional generators (located within the Western Electricity Coordinating Council and deliverable to California) and accompanied by sufficient documentation that will substantiate the SVCEA’s inclusion of such volumes under the reporting requirements of California’s Power Source Disclosure Program, including related hydroelectricity claims on the SVCEA’s annual Power Content Label. All carbon free attributes shall be scheduled for delivery to the CAISO in a manner that reduces financial risks to the SVCEA while ensuring that any/all GHG emissions benefits associated with such carbon free volumes are retained by SVCEA.

    SVCEA expects that all renewable energy certificates associated with the requested renewable product volumes will be timely transferred by the respondent to SVCEA via the Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System (“WREGIS”).

    SVCEA is also requesting that proposers provide a list of resources that will be utilized for the PCC1 Resources within Exhibit B and a list of resources that will be utilized for the carbon free product within Exhibit D of the attached Bid Workbook.

    The other commercial terms of this prospective transaction that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Generator Technology Specifications: Clean Resources
    • Delivery Point: Any scheduling point/node within CAISO or another California Balancing Authority.
    • Location: Generation sourced from projects located within WECC. Additional consideration will be given to generating resources physically located within U.S.-based areas of WECC.
    • Pricing: Offers should be in the form of an index-plus pricing structure (i.e., a fixed $/MWh premium for all volume relative to an index-based energy price).
    • Delivery Term: Deliveries commencing no sooner than January 1, 2023 and concluding no later than December 31, 2027.
    • Buyer Limited Assignment: Buyer may make a limited assignment to an entity that has creditworthiness that is equal to or better than the buyer (S&P A)
    • Credit: As defined in the existing Master Agreement (EEI or WSPP).
    • Preferred Payment Terms: Standard per the Master Agreement.

    For the PCC1 and carbon-free deliveries – SVCE will pay for only the deliveries that were actually made in the month.

    • Confirmation: SVCEA plans on utilizing previously negotiated confirmation agreements for this transaction.
    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Friday, October 14, 2022
    Bids Due
    Monday, October 24, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST
    Participants Notified
    Monday, October 24, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCE Launches Q1 2023 System Resource Adequacy e-Solicitation

    Issuance Date: October 14, 2022
    Response Deadline: October 24, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCE”) is pleased to announce the launch of its Quarter 1 2023 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCE is seeking offers for the purchase (i.e., SCVE buys) the following system RA products with respect to monthly delivery periods, as summarized below. Offers are due October 24th, by 8:00 A.M. PT.

    Product:

    • CAISO System Resource Adequacy: System Resource Adequacy with optional Flexible Attributes

    The other commercial terms related to the RFO that should be considered by each respondent include:

    • Quantity: 25+ MWs
    • Delivery Term: January 1, 2023, through March 31, 2023, monthly
    • Pricing: Fixed-Price $/kW-month
    • Delivery Point: CAISO System
    • Credit: As defined in the existing EEI Master Agreement and security agreements.

    Please submit information to Charles Grinstead Sr. Manager of Power Resources: charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org, Oren Weiner oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org and owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    RFO Timeline
    RFO Issued
    Friday, October 14, 2022
    Bids Due
    Monday, October 24, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST
    Participants Notified
    Monday, October 24, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PST

    SVCEA’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCE will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCE.

    Disclaimer: SVCE is not committing itself to buying/selling any volumes and reserves the right to award zero volumes in this E-solicitation.

    Please submit all offers in the offer form template below.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    SVCEA Launches CY 2023 - 2026 System Resource Adequacy e-Solicitation

    Issuance Date: September 23, 2022
    Response Deadline: October 5, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is pleased to announce the launch of its CY 2023 to 2026 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCEA is seeking offers for the purchase (i.e., SCVE buys) the following system RA products with respect to the calendar year 2023 through 2026 delivery periods, as summarized below. Offers are due October 5th, by 8:00 A.M. PT.

    Resource Adequacy Product Table

    All proposals should be submitted to SVCEA via email to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org, no later than Wednesday, October 5, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PT. SVCEA will notify participants by telephone and/or e-mail of transactions selected no later than Thursday, October 6, 2022, at 5:00 P.M PT.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org, and monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org. SVCEA’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCEA will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCEA..

    Disclaimer: SVCEA is not committing itself to buying/selling any volumes and reserves the right to award zero volumes in this E-solicitation.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    2022 Mid-Term Reliability Joint CCA RFP for Incremental Standalone Storage Projects

    Issuance Date: August 1, 2022
    UPDATED Response Deadline: August 29, 2022 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time

    Sonoma Clean Power Authority (SCP), Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE), Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) and Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) are pleased to release a joint Mid-Term Reliability Request for Proposals (RFP) for Incremental Standalone Storage projects, pursuant to CPUC Decision 21-06-035. Please see attached Offer Form, Executive Summary Form, Instructions, and RFP Protocols. All documents and products solicited are available on SCPA’s website. Offers are due August 29th, by 5:00 PT.

    This Joint RFP consists of the RFP protocols and three separate appendices. Among other things, the protocol (i) offers general information pertaining to this RFP, (ii) describes the purpose and drivers of this Joint RFP and provides high-level considerations for respondents, (iii) includes a schedule for this Joint RFP, (iv) sets forth terms governing the preparation and submission of proposals and RFP-related communications with the Joint CCAs, and (v) 4 provides a high-level overview of the process for evaluating and selecting proposals submitted in response to this Joint RFP.

    The separate Appendices are as follows:

    • Appendix A to this Joint RFP is the Offer Form
    • Appendix B is the Executive Summary Template
    • Appendix D is Instructions for Geospatial Footprint

    Respondents are responsible for familiarizing themselves with and being fully aware of the terms of this Joint RFP, including the terms of each Appendix.

    • August 2022 Joint Mid-Term Reliability RFP: Q&A

    e-Solicitation for CY 2023 System Resource Adequacy

    Issuance Date: August 11, 2022
    Response Deadline: August 23, 2022 by 8:00 A.M. Pacific Time

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCE”) is pleased to announce the launch of its CY 2023 to 2025 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCE is seeking offers for the purchase (i.e., SCVE buys) the following system RA products with respect to monthly or yearly delivery periods, as summarized below. Offers are due August 23rd, by 8:00 A.M. PT.

    Resource Adequacy Product Table

    Additionally, SVCE will be marketing its Nov22 RA. Please provide a bid if interested.

    All proposals should be submitted to SVCE via email to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org, no later than Tuesday, August 23, 2022, at 8:00 A.M. PT. Please also copy Monica Padilla monica.padilla@svcleanergy.org, Oren Wiener oren.weiner@svcleanenergy.org, and Owen Milligan owen.milligan@svcleanenergy.org.

    SVCE will notify participants by telephone and/or e-mail of transactions selected no later than Tuesday, August 23, 2022, at 5:00 P.M PT.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org, and monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org. SVCE’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCE will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCE.

    Disclaimer: SVCE is not committing itself to buying/selling any volumes and reserves the right to award zero volumes in this E-solicitation.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    Request for Proposals for Financial Audit Services

    Issuance Date: June 10, 2022
    UPDATED Response Deadline: July 15, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    With the following request for proposal (RFP), SVCE seeks an auditor to express an opinion on the fair presentation of its basic financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.

    Download the RFP

    Download the Updated Questions and Answers

    Solicitation for CY 2023-2025 System Resource Adequacy

    Issuance Date: June 6, 2022
    Response Deadline: June 13, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCE”) is pleased to announce the launch of its CY 2023-2025 System RA e-Solicitation where SVCE is seeking offers for the purchase (i.e., SCVE buys) the following system RA products with respect to the calendar year 2023 through 2025 delivery periods, as summarized below.

    Resource Adequacy Product Table

    table outlining solicitation needs, for assistance reading the table contact info@svcleanenergy.org

    All proposals should be submitted to SVCE via email to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org, no later than Monday, June 13, 2022, by 10:00 am PT. SVCE will notify participants by telephone and/or e-mail of transactions selected no later than Tuesday, June 13, 2022, by 5:00 pm PT.

    For questions or further information related to this solicitation, please send inquiries to charles.grinstead@svcleanenergy.org and monica.padilla@svcleanenergy.org
    SVCE’s financials can be found on our website at SVCE Financials.

    SVCE will execute purchases/sales via WSPP confirmation with counterparties that have not executed an EEI Master with SVCE.

    Download the Offer Form Template

    Request for Proposals for Translation Services

    Issuance Date: May 20, 2022
    Response Deadline: June 3, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    With the following request for proposal (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of organizations to provide support as described for translation services.

    Translation Services RFP

    Translation Services RFP – Questions & Answers

    Request for Proposals for Graphic Design, Web Design and Web Support Services

    Issuance Date: May 20, 2022
    Response Deadline: June 3, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    With the following request for proposal (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of organizations to provide support as described for graphic design, web design and web support services.

    Graphic, Web Design and Web Support Services RFP

    Graphic Design, Web Design and Web Support Services RFP – Questions & Answers

    Request for Proposals Photography and Videography Services

    Issuance Date: May 20, 2022
    Response Deadline: June 3, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    With the following request for proposal (RFP), SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of organizations to provide support as described for photography and videography services.

    Photography and Videography RFP

    Photography and Videography RFP – Questions & Answers – No questions received

    Request for Proposals for RPS PCC1 Renewable Energy

    Issuance Date: May 19, 2022
    Response Deadline: Friday, May 27th at 5:00pm PST

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy Authority (“SVCEA”) is soliciting offers from qualified suppliers (with SVCEA as the Buyer) of Renewables Portfolio Standard (“RPS”) Eligible, Portfolio Content Category 1 (PCC1) and Green-e Energy certified renewable energy for delivery during calendar years 2023-2032.

    RPS PCC1 Renewable Energy RFP

    Offer Template

    Request for Proposals for Deal Capture and Settlements Software

    Issuance Date: February 4, 2022
    Response Deadline: March 11, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time

    SVCE seeks one or more qualified organizations to improve the efficiency and efficacy of deal capture and settlement operations. SVCE seeks a secure system(s) that will help SVCE automate internal processes with clear, auditable outputs. Proposed systems should be right-sized to SVCEs current needs, but be configurable to adapt to future needs. The system(s) should include sufficient ongoing support to ensure full engagement and competency across SVCE staff.

    Deal Capture and Settlements Software RFP

    Questions & Answers – updated 3/2/2022

    Request for Proposals for Load Forecasting and Compliance

    Issuance Date: January 26, 2022
    Response Deadline: March 3, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. pst

    SVCE seeks one or more qualified organizations that will provide a load forecasting tool and support to improve the frequency and quality of insights on customer electricity demand, both in the medium-term and long-term, by integrating detailed and timely input data with state-of-the-art load forecasting model(s). SVCE seeks a medium-term (greater than one-month and up to five years) load forecast model/tool that will assist with required regulatory compliance filing to the CPUC and CEC, internal planning and procurement-related decisions. In addition, SVCE is seeking a long-term (greater than five years) load forecast model/tool that will assist with integrated resource planning, long-term procurement-related decisions, carbon-free, integration of distributed energy resources and electrification measures.

    Load Forecasting and Compliance RFP

    Questions & Answers

    Joint CCA Request for Proposal for Joint CCA Resource Adequacy Portfolio Management Services

    Issuance Date: February 1, 2022
    Response Deadline: February 15, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    East Bay Community Energy (EBCE), Central Coast Community Energy (3CE), Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE), San Jose Clean Energy (SJCE), and Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), (collectively, the “Joint CCAs”), are requesting proposals from service providers to provide Joint CCA RA Portfolio Management Services for Resource Adequacy (RA) procurement (“RA Portfolio Management Services”).

    The Joint CCAs are seeking RA Portfolio Management Services to obtain economies of scale by aggregating each CCA’s RA obligations, minimizing market inefficiencies and eliminating the extraordinary amount of time spent by each CCA on satisfying their year-ahead and month-ahead RA obligations.

    Joint CCA Resource Adequacy Portfolio Management Services RFP 
    Bidders Conference Call: Joint CCA RFP for RA Portfolio Management Services
    January 25, 2021 – 10:00 – 10:30 am pst

    2022 Mid-Term Reliability Procurement Joint CCA Request for Proposals For Incremental Net Qualifying Capacity

    Issuance Date: January 5th, 2022
    Response Deadline: January 31st, 2022 5:00 p.m. PT

    Sonoma Clean Power Authority (SCP), Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE) and Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) issue this Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit proposals from qualified and experienced individuals or firms to develop incremental Net Qualifying Capacity to meet the Mid-Term Reliability procurement mandate (D.21-06-035) in addition to each respective CCA’s Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), greenhouse gas emission reductions and reliability requirements.

    Incremental Net Qualifying Capacity RFP

    2021

    Request for Proposals for Marketing and Advertising Services

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy seeks a creative agency to develop and execute marketing campaigns that assist with customer inspiration, education, and awareness of clean energy for the purposes of electrification and decarbonization. SVCE is seeking a multi-year partnership that will provide integrated marketing services that help advance the agency’s overall mission to combat climate change, but also to promote specific programs as they are developed and launched.

    All responses were due by December 10, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Marketing and Advertising Services RFP

    Revised Marketing and Advertising RFP Timeline
    Posted December 17, 2021

    Request for Qualifications for Portfolio Management Services

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) releases this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to solicit portfolio management / advisory services for its investable assets.

    All responses were due by Friday, November 9th.

    Portfolio Management Services RFQ

    Request for Proposals for Printing and Mailing Services

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) releases this Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit broad-based mailing and printing services for routine mailings and special projects. A high-level scope of work is illustrated within the RFP.

    Please note that the RFP deadline has been corrected to August 20 at 5 p.m. and changes to the timeline have been marked in the document.

    Printing and Mailing Services RFP

    Printing & Mailing Services Q&A

    Request for Proposals for Data Analytics Platform Services

    SVCE is planning to expand its cloud-based data warehouse (DAISY 1.0) into a more robust platform that will support its data warehousing, data analytics, and reporting needs (DAISY 2.0). DAISY 2.0 will serve as a central, secure repository of data with proper ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) systems in place, and will enable efficient, high-impact analyses and reporting via integrated applications and tools. With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE seeks Data Analytics Platform Services to develop and maintain DAISY 2.0.

    All responses were due by April 9, 2021. Updates are still in progress.

    Data Analytics Platform Services RFP

    Data Analytics Platform Services Q&A

    2020

    Joint Request for Proposals for Scheduling Coordination Services

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and Central Coast Community Energy (3CE) release this Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit broad-based California Independent System Operator Scheduling Coordination services for projects where SVCE and 3CE share a resource through two power purchase agreements. In addition, SVCE and 3CE solicit optional load scheduling coordination and load/resource optimization services. Download the RFP and Supplemental Response Template below and submit all responses by March 15, 2020 5:00 PM Pacific Time.

    Download the RFP

    Supplemental Response Template

    Joint Scheduling Coordination RFP Webinar Recording from February 23, 2021

    Download the Presentation Slides

    IT Audit Request for Proposals

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (“SVCE”) issues this Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit proposals from qualified entities (“Proposers”) to conduct an Information Technology (IT) security audit of SVCE’s IT systems and processes. SVCE’s IT security audit will help uncover potential vulnerabilities and process improvements to maintain sensitive data secured to industry standards. Proposers selected for the IT security audit will conduct a top-to-bottom audit of SVCE’s IT infrastructure, network, and data storage, and need to generate a report detailing potential weak spots, vulnerabilities, and specific implementable recommendations for improvements. Download the RFP for more instructions and submit all responses by March 15, 2021, 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    IT Audit Request for Proposals

    RFP Q&A

    Joint Long Duration Storage Request for Offers

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    Data Analytics Platform Services Request for Information (RFI)

    SVCE is seeking information for solutions that could serve as key elements in expanding its cloud-based data warehouse into a more robust platform. SVCE is intending to learn from this RFI to help us understand how best to scope a data analytics platform RFP in the coming months.

    Download the RFI for more instructions and submit all responses by December 4, 2020 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Download the RFI

    Data Analytics Platform Services Q &A Addendum

    Pre-Response Webinar Recording
    To access the recording use the password: xWaHZ&i3

    Joint Long Duration Storage Request for Offers

    Seeking 500 MWs for long duration storage

    Seven joint CCAs are seeking to acquire up to 500 MWs of capacity, energy and any associated ancillary products, and resource adequacy (“Full Toll”) and/or simply Resource Adequacy (“RA Only”.) Download the Request for Offers Protocol and Appendix A Offer Form to submit an offer.

    You can review the closed solicitation, appendices and Q&A below.

    Request For Offer Proposal 

    • Appendix A Offer Form
    • Appendix B Offer Form
    • RFO Q&A
    SVCE hosted a webinar on November 5, 2020 to go over the objectives, requirements, and processes for evaluation, submission and selection. Please review the webinar recording.
    For additional information and to view the timeline visit the Joint Long Duration Storage Webpage.
    Joint Long Duration Storage RFO Webpage

    Request for Proposals for Community Energy Resilience Analysis, Planning and Support

    In response to the COVID crisis, and the resulting health and economic impacts on our community, SVCE has committed $10M to a suite of customer relief and community resilience programs. These programs aim to support economic recovery and increase community resilience while supporting SVCE’s mission of decarbonization. Half of this relief fund will be invested in community resilience, supporting both planning efforts and infrastructure development. These investments will help local jurisdictions improve community resilience during power outages from PSPS events and other causes such as earthquakes, flooding, extreme heat, etc. In addition, the program will support local clean energy jobs and regional decarbonization.

    This RFP is focused on the planning component and is organized into the following four tasks:

    Task A. Develop Regional Energy Resilience Plan
    Task B. Define, Identify, Assess Critical Community Facilities
    Task C. Provide Education and Technical Assistance
    Task D. Member Agency Resilience Planning, Feasibility Assessment, and Communication Projects

    Download the RFP

    RFP Submittal was due August 24th, 2020 at 12:00 pm Pacific Time

    Q&A

    Download the Community Resilience, Analysis, Planning and Support RFP Q&A to review the answers to all of the questions that SVCE received for the request for proposals.

    Community Energy Resilience Pre-proposal Teleconference

    The teleconference was held Thursday, July 30, 2020 via Zoom. Interested parties can access the audio from the teleconference here and the slides below.

    If you are interested in partnering with others, include your information within this form.

    Request for Proposals (RFP) Streamlining Community-Wide Electrification Program

    SVCE is seeking to work with its member agencies to develop a cohesive Streamlining Community-Wide Electrification program that aims to identify key opportunities and barriers with the permitting processes related to electrification technology.

    This RFP:

    • Describes the scope of services sought by SVCE
    • Outlines key dates and the proposed timeline
    • Provides an opportunity for Bidders to describe their relevant qualifications and assets, and to explain how they could contribute to the program
    • Provides an opportunity for Bidders to identify any key topics or areas not identified in the RFP that would add substantial value to SVCE’s Streamlining Community-Wide Electrification scope of work
    Streamlining Community-Wide Electrification RFP

    Pre-Proposal Teleconference: A teleconference will be held on May 14, 2020 at 2:00pm Pacific Time. Call in information: +1-669-900-9128 Meeting ID: 926 2593 5346 Meeting Password: 004361

    Questions: Bidders may submit questions concerning the RFP innovation@svcleanenergy.org . All questions and answers will be shared with all Bidders and will be posted in the same location as the RFP, at www.SVCleanEnergy.org/solicitations. Questions must be emailed and received by SVCE no later than 5:00 pm PT on May 19. 2020. SVCE shall not be responsible for nor be bound by any oral instructions, interpretations or explanations issued by SVCE or its representatives

    2020 PCC1 Power Supply Joint CCA Request for Proposals For Pre-Existing and New Renewable Developments

    MBCP & SVCE have both adopted a carbon-free supply portfolio goal and through this Joint RFP are seeking to acquire renewable resources with the ability to deliver up to 2,000,000 MWh of energy during compliance period 4 (2021-2024).

    Link to MBCP Website for Supporting Documents

    Webinar Meeting Information

    • May 12th @ 1 PM PDT
    • Join Webex meeting
    • Meeting number (access code): 297 178 972
    • Meeting Password: fqHUApw?634

    2020 Request for Proposals (RFP) IT Security Audit

    2020 Request for Proposals (RFP) IT Security Audit

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (“SVCE”) intends to conduct an Information Technology (IT) security audit of SVCE’s IT systems and processes. SVCE’s IT security audit will help uncover potential vulnerabilities and process improvements to maintain sensitive data secured to industry standards. Proposers selected for the IT security audit will conduct a top to bottom audit of SVCE’s IT infrastructure, network, and data storage and needs to generate a report detailing potential weak spots, vulnerabilities, and specific implementable recommendations for improvements.

    Proposals due by March 11, 2020

    2020 IT Security Audit (RFP)

    2020 IT Security Audit Q&A 2/27/2020

    2020 Request for Proposals (RFP) Focused Security Assessment

    2020 Request for Proposals (RFP) Focused Security Assessment

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (“SVCE”) intends to conduct a Focused Security Assessment (FSA) of SVCE’s information security program. Using information collected from the FSA, the vendor will develop a report describing the activities performed, the findings and risk identified along with a set of prioritized recommendations and next steps to mitigate the risks and increase the security posture of SVCE.

    Proposals due by March 11, 2020

    2020 Focused Security Assessment (RFP)

    2020 Focused Security Assessment Q&A 2/27/2020

    Building Decarbonization Joint Action Plan

    Building Decarbonization Joint Action Plan

    With this request for proposals (RFP), SVCE requests information about the experience and qualifications of your organization (Bidder) relating to the scope of work described below. This RFP:

    • Describes the scope of servicessought by SVCE
    • Outlines key dates and the proposed timeline
    • Provides an opportunity for Bidders to describe their relevantqualifications and assets, and to explain how they could contribute to the program
    • Provides an opportunity for Bidders to identify any key topics or opportunities not identified in the RFP that would add substantial value to the Building Decarb Plan

    Proposals due by February 7, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time

    Building Decarbonization Joint Action Plan – Request for Proposals

    Building Decarbonization Joint Action Plan RFP – Q&A Addendum 1

    2019

    Distributed Resource Adequacy Capacity

    Distributed Resource Adequacy Capacity

    Local Bay Area energy agencies are joining forces to stabilize California’s grid by providing residents and businesses with economical and emissions-free battery backup systems. East Bay Community Energy, Peninsula Clean Energy, Silicon Valley Power, and Silicon Valley Clean Energy issue this joint solicitation for the installation of over 30 megawatts of battery storage for our customers.

    Proposals due by December 23, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time

    Informational Webinar – November 12, 2019, 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time

    Request for Proposals

    Distributed RA Request for Proposal – Pricing & Capacity Proposal Worksheet

    RFP - Customer Resource Center

    Request for Proposals (RFP) – Customer Resource Center

    SVCE intends to deploy an online Customer Resource Center (CRC) to educate customers about energy use, associated emissions, building and vehicle electrification and then enable subsequent actions. SVCE seeks information about the experience and qualifications of bidders relating to the CRC design, solution structure and capabilities, implementation and ongoing support as described in this RFP’s scope of work.

    Proposals due by October 11, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Pre-bid Teleconference – September 17, 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time.

    Documents

    Customer Resource Center RFP

    Customer Resource Center RFP Q&A Addendum

    2019 Request for Information (RFI) - Customer Resource Center: Providing Energy-Related Information and Enabling Services to SVCE Customers

    2019 Request for Information (RFI) – Customer Resource Center

    Providing Energy-Related Information and Enabling Services to SVCE Customers
    Proposals due by June 14, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
    Customer Resource Center RFI
    Customer Resource Center RFI Addendum 1
    Customer Resource Center RFI Addendum 2

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) HR Generalist and Brokerage Services

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) HR Generalist and Brokerage Services

    Deadline Extended

    Proposals due by May 29, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is Seeking Proposals for HR Generalist and Brokerage Services.

    Documents:

    RFP Protocol

    RFP Q&A Addendum

    Attachment A

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Payroll Services

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Payroll Services

    Deadline Extended

    Proposals due by May 29, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is Seeking Proposals for PAYROLL SERVICES with Capabilities Including Core Functionality, Excellent Customer Service and Efficient Technology.

    Documents:

    RFP Protocol

    Attachment A

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Commercial Real Estate Agent Services

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Commercial Real Estate Agent Services

    Proposals due by May 22, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is seeking proposals for COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AGENT SERVICES. Consultations with staff to understand SVCE’s facility needs. Develop commercial lease strategies (I.E. conducting a study of comparable properties) and present to Board Directors and staff. Participate and/or host onsite tours of potential properties. Assist Staff in analysis of lease offers. Represent staff through the entire real estate transaction process including negotiations, closing and all other services and activities typical of this type of transaction.

    Documents:

    RFP Protocol

    FAQ

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Carbon-Free Power Supply

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) Carbon-Free Power Supply

    Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) and Monterey Bay Community Power (MBCP) offer the Joint Request for Proposals for Carbon-Free Power Supply (“Joint RFP”) to purchase supply from Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) eligible projects. Combined, SVCE and MBCP are seeking up to 800,000 MWh of annual carbon-free energy to help achieve RPS and reliability needs. Deliveries to start as early as January 1, 2021, but no later than December 31, 2022 and for a minimum term of ten (10) years.

    The RFP Protocol does not include a limit to the number of unique offers an entity may submit; however in the Bidder’s Webinar there was reference on slide #18 that Participants were limited to only 8 unique offers. After deliberating on this limitation, SVCE and MBCP would like to clarify that there are no limitations on the number of offers a Participant may make into this RFP. SVCE and MBCP do highly encourage that Participants limit the number of offers per project to 10- 15- and 20-year tenors.

    Activity Schedule Date
    Issuance of RFP April 17, 2019
    Bidders Webinar May 3, 2019 at 1:00 PM PDT
    Deadline to submit questions May 7, 2019 at 5:00 PM PDT
    Responses to questions provided May 10, 2019 at 5:00 PM PDT
    Deadline to submit proposals May 17, 2019 at 5:00 PM PDT
    Proposal Clarification Contact Period May 20 – 29, 2019
    Notification of final shortlisted Bidders (Tentative) OLD: June 14, 2019
    NEW: week of July 8, 2019
    PPA negotiations July – December 2019
    Final contract approval December 2019

    Documents:

    RFP Protocol (updated May 6, 2019)

    Offer Form

    Term Sheet

    Questions and Answers as of May 8, 2019

    2019 Joint RFO SVCE & MBCP Webinar Deck

    2019 Request for Proposals (RFP) - Design, Implementation, Management and Evaluation Support for Decarbonization and Innovation Programs

    Request for Proposals (RFP) – Design, Implementation, Management and Evaluation Support for Decarbonization and Innovation Programs

    Proposals due by May 17, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
    Decarbonization and Innovation Programs RFP
    Decarbonization and Innovation Programs RFP Q&A Addendum

    Request for Information – Cybersecurity

    Request for Information (RFI) – SVCE is seeking information on how an interested consultant could identify cybersecurity risks and access cybersecurity preparedness in the community choice aggregation (CCA) sector.

    White papers due by March 31, 2019 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Cybersecurity Risks and Access Cybersecurity Preparedness RFI

    FAQ’s

    Request for Proposals – Resource Adequacy

    SVCE, along with Monterey Bay Community Power, Peninsula Clean Energy, East Bay Community Energy and San Jose Clean Energy, seeks Resource Adequacy related services (portfolio aggregation, monitoring, procurement and reporting).

    Proposals due by March 11, 2019 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.

    Joint CCA Resource Adequacy Portfolio Management Services RFP

    Request for Proposals – Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Joint Action Plan

    Proposals due by February 25, 2019 at 11 a.m. Pacific Time.

    EV Charging Infrastructure Plan RFP

    EV Charging Infrastructure Plan Questions and Answers

    2018

    SVCE had no open solicitations in 2018.

    2017

    2017 Request for Offers – Carbon-Free Energy with Storage

    SVCE, along with Monterey Bay Community Power (MBCP), solicited offers for Carbon Free Energy with Storage.

    The goal of this Joint RFO is for SVCE and MBCP to each enter into one or more long-term Power Purchase and Sale Agreements (PPAs) to secure up to 700 GWh per year of energy, combined, from Carbon Free generation facilities. For Solar PV generating facilities to bid into this RFO, the offer had to contain an Energy Storage Facility.

    Date Event
    September 15, 2017 Issuance Notice of RFO
    September 28, 2017 Bidders Web Conference
    October 13, 2017 5pm Deadline to submit Offer(s)
    November 14, 2017 Notification of Shortlisted Offers
    November 27, 2017 Shortlisted Bidders' deadline to submit required documents
    December 2017 through early 2018 Negotiations and Execution of PPA(s)

    All documents associated with this RFO are available below:

    • RFO Protocol
    • Offer Form
    • PPA Form with Storage
    • PPA Form with NO Storage
    • Questions and Answers
    • Presentation from 9/28/17 Webinar

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    Sourced from wind, solar, hydro and other carbon-free energy sources to meet the total annual demand of SVCE customers

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    Based on typical residential usage of 491 kWh under the E-TOUC rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2025. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2025.

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    Based on typical small commercial usage of 1,851 kWh per month under the B-1 Time of Use rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2024. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2024.

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    Based on large commercial monthly usage of 148,625 kWh per month and annual peak demand of 499 kW under the B19S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2023. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2022. 

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    根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 E-TOUC 價格表下 491 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的典型民用用電量。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。

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    根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 B-1 使用時間價格表下每個月 1,851 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的典型小型商用用電量。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。

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    根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 B19S 價格表下每個月 148,625 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的大型商用每月用電量以及 499 千瓦的年度尖峰需求。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。

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    The California Public Utilities Commission does not classify large hydroelectric facilities as renewable energy sources, though hydroelectric power is classified as 100% carbon-free.

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    加州公用事業委員會不將大型水力發電廠歸類為可再生能源,因為這些發電設施需要建造大壩。

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    En función del uso residencial típico de 491 kWh según el esquema de tarifas E-TOUC con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022.

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    En función del uso comercial pequeño típico de 1,851 kWh por mes según el esquema de tarifas de Tiempo de Uso B-1 con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022.

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    En función del uso mensual comercial grande de 148,625 kWh por mes y la demanda pico anual de 499 kW según el esquema de tarifas B19S con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022.

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    La Comisión de Servicios Públicos de California no clasifica las grandes instalaciones hidroeléctricas como fuentes de energía renovable, aunque están clasificadas como 100 % libres de carbono.

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    Dựa theo mức sử dụng tư gia điển hình là 491 kWh theo biểu giá E-TOUC ở mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE có hiệu lực từ tháng Giêng, 2023. Chi phí thực sự sẽ thay đổi tùy theo mức sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và những yếu tố khác. Ước tính được cung cấp là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa. Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022.

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    Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại nhỏ điển hình là 1,851 kWh mỗi tháng theo biểu giá của Thời Hạn Sử Dụng B-1 theo mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE hiệu lực vào tháng Giêng, 2023. Chi phí thực tế sẽ khác nhau tùy thuộc vào cách sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và các yếu tố khác. Ước tính được cung cấp là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa. Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022.

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    Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại lớn hàng tháng là 148,625 kWh mỗi tháng và nhu cầu cao điểm hàng năm là 499 kW theo biểu giá B19S theo mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE có hiệu lực vào tháng Giêng, 2023. Chi phí thực tế sẽ khác nhau tùy thuộc vào cách sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và các yếu tố khác. Ước tính này là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa. Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022.

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    Ủy ban Tiện ích Công cộng California không phân loại các cơ sở thủy điện lớn làm nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, mặc dù điện thủy điện được phân loại là không có carbon.

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    來自於風能、太陽能、水力發電和其他可再生能源,能滿足 SVCE 用戶全年的需求。

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    Con origen en fuentes de energía eólica, solar, hidráulica y otras fuentes de
    energía renovable para satisfacer la demanda total anual de clientes de SVCE.

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    Lấy từ gió, năng lượng mặt trời, nước và những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo khác để đáp ứng nhu cầu hàng năm của các khách hàng SVCE.

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    Are petroleum products responsible for most of the GHG emissions?

    Californians are the second-largest consumer of petroleum products. In 2017, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from burning fossil fuels for energy are about 93% of total U.S. human-caused CO2 emissions.

    Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, January 16, 2020.

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    Isn’t Clean Energy expensive?

    Onshore wind and solar are now the cheapest sources of power generation in nearly all major economies in the world.

    Bloomberg NEF, April 29, 2020: Solar and onshore wind cheapest sources of energy.

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    What contributes to GHGs in our community?

    Carbon dioxide (CO2) is largely a result of burning fossil fuels, like gas. About 55% of emissions come from gas-powered vehicles and most of the remaining emissions come from burning fossil fuels in homes and commercial buildings.* Electric appliances can help eliminate GHGs in our community.

    *Sources: PG&E electricity and gas data; CARB; Metropolitan Transportation Commission; California DMV.

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    Can SVCE customers qualify for PG&E energy efficiency rebates and programs?

    SVCE customers are eligible for PG&E energy efficiency rebates and programs.

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    Sourced from renewable wind and solar and carbon-free energy resources

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    清潔能源不是很貴嗎?

    陸上風能和太陽能現在幾乎是世界上所有主要經濟體最便宜的發電來源。Bloomberg NEF,2020 年 4 月 29 日:太陽能和陸上風能是最便宜的能源。

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    石油產品是溫室氣體排放的罪魁禍首嗎?

    加州人是第二大石油產品消費者。2017 年,燃燒化石燃料作為能源產生的二氧化碳 (CO2) 排放量大約佔美國人為造成的二氧化碳排放總量的 93%。

    Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, January 16, 2020.

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    是什麼導致我們居住環境中的溫室氣體?

    二氧化碳 (CO2) 主要是燃燒化石燃料(如燃氣/瓦斯)的結果。大約 55% 的排放來自汽動車輛,其餘排放的大部分來自在家中和商業建築物燃燒化石燃料。*

    *資料出處:PG&E 電力和燃氣數據;CARB;大都會運輸委員會 (Metropolitan Transportation Commission);加州機動車輛管理局 (California DMV)。

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    Có phải Năng Lượng Sạch không mắc tiền?

    Gió gần bờ và năng lượng mặt trời giờ đây là nguồn phát điện rẻ nhất tại gần như tất cả các nền kinh tế chánh trên thế giới. Bloomberg NEF, 29 tháng Tư, 2020: Nguồn năng lượng mặt trời và gió gần bờ rẻ nhất.

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    Các sản phẩm dầu mỏ có phải là nguyên nhân gây phần lớn khí thải GHG không?

    Dân California là người tiêu thụ các sản phẩm dầu mỏ đứng thứ hai. Trong 2017, khí thải cacbon dioxit (CO2) từ đốt nhiên liệu hóa thạch chiếm 93% tổng lượng khí thải CO2 do con người gây ra tại Hoa Kỳ.

    Thông tin tham khảo: Phân Tích Hồ Sơ, Ủy Ban Thông Tin Năng Lượng Hoa Kỳ, 16 tháng Giêng, 2020.

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    Điều gì góp phần vào GHG trong cộng đồng chúng ta?

    Cacbon dioxit (CO2) phần lớn là kết quả đốt nhiên liệu hóa thạch, như xăng dầu. Khoảng 55% khí thải đến từ các loại xe xài xăng và phần lớn khí thải còn lại là do đốt nhiện liệu hóa thạch trong nhà và các tòa nhà thương mại.*

    *Nguồn tham khảo: Dữ liệu về điện và xăng của PG&E; CARB; Ủy Ban Chuyên Chở Thành Phố; California DMV.

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    ¿Los derivados del petróleo son responsables de la mayoría de las emisiones de GHG?

    Los californianos son los segundos mayores consumidores de derivados del petróleo. En 2017, las emisiones de dióxido de carbono (CO2) derivadas de la quema de combustibles fósiles para generar energía fueron aproximadamente 93 % del total de las emisiones de CO2 producidas por humanos en los EE. UU.

    Fuente: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, 16 de enero de 2020.

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    ¿La energía limpia es cara?

    La energía solar y eólica costera son las fuentes de generación de energía más baratas de la actualidad en casi todas las principales economías del mundo. Bloomberg NEF, 29 de abril de 2020: La energía solar y eólica costera son las fuentes más baratas.

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    ¿Qué contribuye para las GHG en nuestra comunidad?

    El dióxido de carbono (CO2) es en gran parte el resultado de la quema de combustibles fósiles, como la gasolina. Alrededor de 55 % de las emisiones de los automóviles a gasolina y la mayoría de la emisiones restantes vienen de la quema de combustibles fósiles en hogares y edificios comerciales.*

    *Fuentes: Datos de PG&E sobre electricidad y gas; CARB; Metropolitan Transportation Commission; California DMV.

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    Based on medium commercial monthly usage of 22,540 kWh per month under the B10S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2025. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2025. 

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    Girish Balachandran

    Chief Executive Officer

    As the Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), Girish Balachandran works with the elected Board to develop and implement strategies empowering the SVCE team and community achieve its ambitious decarbonization goals. He leads the passionate employees of SVCE as they creatively solve challenges to bend the carbon curve downward in the electric supply, built environment and transportation sectors.

    Girish has more than 30 years of experience in California utilities, including serving as the General Manager of Riverside Public Utilities (RPU) and Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) and as an Assistant General Manager for the City of Palo Alto Utilities. His professional education includes a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering from UCLA and a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Anna University in India.

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    Bena Chang

    Director of Government and Legislative Affairs

    Bena Chang is the Director of Government and Legislative Affairs for Silicon Valley Clean Energy, where she works on legislation and coalition building.

    Prior to joining Silicon Valley Clean Energy, Bena was the Intergovernmental Relations Director for the City of San Jose, the 10th largest city in the United States. While at the City of San Jose, she engaged on and advocated for a vast variety of municipal policy issues at the regional, state and federal levels ranging from homelessness, pandemic mitigation and response, and clean energy.

    Bena was also the Silicon Valley Leadership Group’s Senior Vice President of Transportation, Housing and Health. During her more than a decade at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, Bena worked on many diverse projects and programs including a successful 2008 Measure B campaign that secured operations funding for BART to Silicon Valley to tours of transit-oriented development in many communities in Silicon Valley. Bena graduated from Wellesley College with a major in English and a minor in Astronomy.

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    Sanjay Natu

    Internal Operations Program Manager

    Sanjay works with SVCE staff to develop the annual strategic workplan and internal management systems. He does research on clean power technologies and applications.

    Prior to SVCE, Sanjay worked at Intel Corporation for forty years. He was a platform execution lead for IntelR CoreTM processors where he managed a synchronized, coordinated development of new technologies on the platform including processors on the latest silicon technologies. His last project was IntelR CoreTM processor generation 10, which was a launch product on 10nm technology and with integrated USB-C and WiFi-6. He led Intel’s hardware platform for Apple’s innovative first Macbook air. He was a design engineer for the industry-first digital signal processor and the industry-first automotive microcontroller.

    Sanjay received an MS in electrical engineering and an MS in Physics from Carnegie-Mellon University and a BS in Physics from Pune University, India.

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    Andrea Pizano

    Senior Executive Assistant and Board Clerk

    Andrea supports the SVCE Board of Directors and board committees, keeps SVCE records and supports the CEO. Most recently, Andrea was a senior staff assistant for the City of Sunnyvale, reporting to the environmental programs manager.

    Andrea earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications from San Jose State University.

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    Amrit Singh

    Chief Financial Officer/Director of Administrative Services

    Amrit oversees and leads the finance, information technology and human resources activities of SVCE. Amrit brings two decades of experience in the California Energy Markets with extensive experience in managing risks of complex energy procurement portfolios as well as in energy regulation, rate design, and commodity portfolio management.

    Amrit’s prior experiences include serving as Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Senior Director, Market and Credit Risk Management and Senior Director, Revenue Requirements and Rates. Amrit also worked at startup companies and provided strategic consulting in areas of risk management and utility operations. Amrit has an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BS in Managerial Economics from the University of California, Davis.

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    Kevin Armstrong

    Deputy Director of Administrative Services

    Kevin Armstrong is the Deputy Director of Administrative Services and supports the Finance, Information Technology and Human Resources activities of SVCE. Kevin is responsible for risk management around supplier and vendor contracts, financial reporting and analysis to the Board of Directors, lenders, and credit agencies, and office administration.

    Previously, Kevin held positions focused on sustainability, alternative transportation, green building, and renewable energy project development, with both public and private organizations around the Bay Area. Kevin recently worked for the County of Santa Clara, Vote Solar, the City of San Jose, and the DaimlerChrysler Corporation. Kevin’s early professional career was spent at Accenture, developing enterprise resource planning software.

    Kevin earned a BS degree in Civil / Environmental Engineering from Stanford University and dual MS degrees in City & Regional Planning and Transportation Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.

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    Aidas Baublys

    Senior Financial Analyst

    Aidas Baublys is the Senior Financial Analyst at SVCE, where he is responsible for providing research, financial data analysis, forecasting, budgeting, treasury reporting, portfolio/counterparty credit risk monitoring and other key financial functions that supports business decision making, strategy and operations across all departments.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Aidas was a senior financial analyst at New York Power Authority where he was supporting major top-line FP&A functions, including financial forecasting, budgeting, data auditing and assessment of financial health and operational performance of internal business units.

    Previously, Aidas also has held several finance/analytical roles at New York and Connecticut based private equity investment companies, global hospitality company and a leading fixed income research firm.

    Aidas holds an MBA in Finance from University of Bridgeport and a BS in Electrical & Engineering Economy from Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania.

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    Lisa Lai

    Administrative Analyst

    Lisa provides administrative support to all staff. Prior to joining SVCE, Lisa worked for the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission.

    Lisa holds a B.A. in Design from the University of California, Davis.

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    Melody Vega

    Interim Administrative Assistant

    Melody assists the Admin and Finance team while another SVCE employee is on leave. Melody has stayed on with SVCE since June 2021 to support various administrative support efforts within SVCE.

    Prior to the Interim Administrative Assistant role, Melody began her career with the City of Palo Alto. Melody spent most of her years in their Utilities Department providing Administrative Support. Melody enjoys supporting an agency that provides a vital service to the community – clean energy! She appreciates being part of a kind, fun and dedicated group of employees at SVCE.

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    Nikolas Zanotto

    Senior Manager of Information Technology & Administrative Services

    Nik supports SVCE by performing IT support services for the agency and its departments. He performs a variety of professional and technical level information technology support duties in support of SVCE’S network infrastructure, hardware and software, website and communication systems.

    Nik brings over 20 years of IT experience. He has worked for a large Silicon Valley tech company for the past 16 years performing many different roles, most recently as IT manager. Nik earned his bachelor’s degree from San Jose State University.

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    Adam Selvin

    Director of Energy Services and Community Relations

    As Director, Adam leads a team responsible for marketing, communications, electricity services, and customer relations strategic planning and implementation.

    Adam brings more than 20 years of energy industry experience, including all aspects of demand-side management services for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers, utility performance, and customer experience improvements. Prior to joining Silicon Valley Clean Energy, Adam led CLEAResult’s Commercial and Industrial practice and held a variety of roles with Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

    Adam has a Master of Business Administration from University of California Berkeley’s Haas School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from San Francisco State University. He is alsoa Professional Mechanical Engineer (PE) and Certified Energy Manager (CEM).

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    Raul Hernandez

    Marketing Lead

    Raul Hernandez is SVCE’s Marketing Lead. Raul is responsible for creating, implementing, and tracking marketing strategies.

    Before joining SVCE, Raul worked as a Public Information Representative with the City of San Jose. He worked with the City’s Environmental Services Department to lead the City’s recycling program marketing efforts. While with the City of San Jose, Raul spent most of his time with San Jose Clean Energy, the CCA that serves San Jose residents and businesses.

    Raul has a B.A. in Communications from Santa Clara University and will be receiving his M.S. in Journalism and Mass Communications from San Jose State University in 2022.

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    Pamela Leonard

    Deputy Director of Marketing and Communications

    Pamela leads the community relations activities for SVCE. She develops and executes the agency’s strategic communications plan, which is essential to developing and maintaining customer awareness and satisfaction. From media engagement to outreach events, the SVCE community relations team is here to help our customers make informed energy decisions and lower their carbon footprint.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Pamela served as Communications Specialist for Prospect Silicon Valley where she was responsible for developing messaging, collateral, managing the website, coordinating events and social media content.

    Pamela worked as an account executive for Westbound Communications, a public relations agency conducting community and digital outreach, special events and marketing for the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement Project. Pamela also served as Director of Communications and Marketing for Orange County Coastkeeper, a clean water non-profit organization. Pamela earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and drama, with a minor in global sustainability from UC Irvine.

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    Leslie Madarang

    Marketing Specialist

    Leslie Madarang is SVCE’s Marketing Specialist. Leslie is responsible for eHub marketing and management, email campaigns, social media campaigns, website management, engagement tracking and reporting, and community outreach support.

    Before joining SVCE, Leslie worked as a Marketing Specialist with Central Coast Community Energy where she created campaigns and materials to launch new energy programs, managed multiple vendors to support marketing tactics, and produced customer communications. She also worked for Digital NEST, a non-profit technology learning center for Latinx youth, as their web designer and people, projects + leadership coordinator.

    Leslie has a B.A. in Environmental Studies with a minor in Social Enterprise and certification in Digital Marketing. She has the drive to positively impact underserved communities’ lives by creating a safer, cleaner and healthier environment for them to strive in. Motivated by her upbringing, she hopes to apply her professional experiences to help her hometown in the Central Valley become an environmentally sustainable community.

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    Colleen McCamy

    Associate Data Scientist

    Colleen is passionate about connecting communities to energy insights that help guide policies, encourage action and amplify equitable solutions. As the Associate Data Scientist, she supports the team by advancing strategic and exploratory analysis for data-driven decisions.

    Most recently, Colleen received a Master of Environmental Data Science from the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UC Santa Barbara. She joined SVCE as a Climate Corps Fellow in 2018 after graduating from UC Santa Barbara with a B.A. in Environmental Science. Colleen led marketing, engagement and outreach initiatives on the Energy Services & Community Relations team prior to her role on the Decarbonization Programs & Policy team.

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    Peter Mustacich, PE

    Programs Lead

    Peter works on creating, implementing and evaluating programs that focus on building electrification and decarbonization. Peter has over a decade of experience in sustainability and energy efficiency.

    A licensed Mechanical Engineer, he began at Mazzetti in HVAC design of healthcare facilities. His role soon grew to incorporate sustainable design coordination, whole-building energy modeling, greenhouse gas inventories, and LEED project management.

    At Commercial Energy, Peter helped strategize and grow the Energy Services division, and provided energy audits and facility improvement planning for a wide variety of clients ranging from hotels, multifamily buildings, and restaurants to large commercial and industrial facilities.

    Most recently Peter was with 2050 Partners, a consultant to the California IOUs, where he managed energy storage testing including residential battery systems and portable batteries powering medical devices. He was also the lead support to the IOUs for light-duty EV charging infrastructure analysis and advocacy for the CALGreen statewide building code development.

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    Peyton Parks

    Energy Services Principal

    Peyton supports the commercial and multi-unit dwelling customers. Feel free to contact him with questions, comments or requests for him to meet you at your location.

    Peyton comes to Silicon Valley Clean Energy most recently from SolarCity where he served in a range of sales, account management, and technical support roles. He is most proud of having deployed over a megawatt of solar capacity in his time there. A life-long resident of the South County, Peyton attended San Jose State University and earned a B.A. in Philosophy.

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    Juliette Pascual

    Community Outreach Specialist

    Juliette is SVCE’s Community Outreach Specialist. In her role, she focuses on building community relationships, promoting the agency through local community events and sponsorships, and supporting our youth engagement initiatives.

    Juliette initially joined SVCE as a Climate Corps Fellow. Prior to her fellowship, Juliette worked in community engagement at an urban forestry nonprofit. She also was a Peace Corps Education Volunteer in the Philippines from 2019-2020. Juliette graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.S. in Conservation & Resource Studies and a minor in Creative Writing.

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    Michaela Pippin

    Principal Communications Specialist

    Michaela supports SVCE community relations through marketing, messaging and development. She works with all departments to address the needs that will advance the agency’s goals and increase public awareness.

    Michaela joined SVCE after graduating from California State University, Fullerton with a B.A. in Public Relations and Public Administration. She brings communications experience from freelance work with Algalita, a non-profit committed to solving the plastic pollution crisis. Additional experience includes her work with Think Together, a non-profit dedicated to changing the odds for kids, and work with local campaign management while in Orange County.

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    Serena Zanotto

    Energy Service Intern

    As an Energy Service Intern, Serrena supports the community relations team with community outreach and data and digital organization. She also supports outreach, marketing, and evaluation for the Future Fundamentals Program.

    Before her Energy Services Internship role, she worked with the SVCE admin team in 2018. She is currently a double major in Pre-Nursing and Nutritional Sciences (Dietetics) at the University of Nevada, Reno. She is apart of the Pi Beta Phi sorority chapter and is the Vice President of the Student Nutrition Association on campus.

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    Monica Padilla

    Chief Executive Officer

    Monica Padilla is the Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), where she works to develop and execute the policies set by the elected Board of Directors to achieve the Community Choice Energy agency’s mission of reducing fossil fuels and reinvesting in the community. Previously, Monica was the Chief Operating Officer and Director of Powers Resources at SVCE where she led the team responsible for planning and procurement.

    Since joining SVCE in 2018, Monica and her team helped negotiate and execute more than $3.6 billion in 20 long-term power purchase agreements for clean and renewable projects including solar-plus-storage, geothermal, wind, and long-duration storage resources.

    Before joining SVCE, Monica worked for the City of Palo Alto Utilities for over 30 years where she was instrumental in developing and implementing Palo Alto’s Carbon Neutral Plan in 2013, the first carbon-neutral policy adopted for a municipal utility in California.

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    Charles Grinstead

    Senior Manager of Power Resources

    Charles Grinstead joined SVCE in September 2021 on the Power Resources Team. Charles has over 10 years of experience serving in energy procurement roles for agencies throughout California.

    Charles holds a BS in Finance from Arizona State University.

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    Zakary Liske

    Deputy Director of Power Resources

    Zak is responsible for managing the operation of SVCE’s wholesale portfolio in the CAISO market, overseeing contract implementation, coordination of financial settlement and billing activities, and development of SVCE’s enterprise software systems.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Zak worked in public power as an analyst then supervisor in the Power Settlements department of Northern California Power Agency (NCPA) with a focus on settlement and billing in the wholesale CAISO and bilateral markets.

    He holds a B.A. in Economics from University of California, Davis.

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    Thomas Messier

    Power Settlements and Compliance Analyst

    Thomas conducts power settlement procedures and compliance filings under direction from the Director of Power Resources. He coordinates database systems, manages invoicing, and supports the procurement of resources.

    Thomas graduated from Sonoma State University in the spring of 2017 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Energy Management & Design. Prior to joining SVCE, he worked as an intern in the Power Services Department at Sonoma Clean Power overseeing energy and capacity contracts, settlement details, and compliance filings.

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    Owen Milligan

    Associate Power Analyst

    As an Associate Power Analyst of Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), Owen Milligan is responsible for the build-out of portfolio models, optimization of power resources, energy trading and integration of new software tools to achieve SVCE’s energy portfolio and risk management goals.

    Owen first joined SVCE in 2021 as a summer intern and continued with SVCE as the first power resource apprentice, serving in a similar capacity with modeling work. Owen is a 2022 graduate from Concordia University Irvine, where he completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Finance and Business Data Analytics and a minor in Communication.

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    Citlalli Sandoval

    Senior Regulatory Advisor

    Citlalli is responsible for developing regulatory strategies to advance SVCE’s energy programs and policy goals.

    Citlalli has over 7 years of experience directly shaping energy policy in California and has led the development of both regulatory and legislative strategies on a range of issues including resource planning, cost recovery, and assistance program development.

    Citlalli has a B.S. in Earth Systems from Stanford University.

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    Kris Van Vactor

    Director of Power Resources

    Kris joined SVCE in August 2022 on the Power Resources Team as SVCE’s Wholesale Energy Markets Manager.

    Kris has over 20 years of experience serving in energy consulting, energy reporting and energy procurement roles for organizations throughout the Western United States.

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    Demarie Weber

    Regulatory & Compliance Manager

    Demarie leads efforts in the development of compliance processes and supports SVCE with regulatory filings.

    Demarie has over nine years of experience in the energy industry serving in various roles of increasing responsibility.

    Immediately prior to SVCE, she worked for PG&E’s energy procurement division as a Senior Risk and Compliance Analyst where she helped to streamline and mature compliance programs. Demarie has also worked on regulatory and compliance management for the City and County of San Francisco.

    Demarie holds a Master of Public Affairs from USF, BA in Economics with a minor in Politics from UCSC, and Product Management Certificate from Product School, Inc.

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    Oren Weiner

    Power Resources Manager

    As a Power Resources Manager of Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), Oren Weiner is responsible for assessing SVCE’s overall energy needs, developing and implementing strategies to achieve SVCE’s energy portfolio and risk management goals.

    Oren has over 14 years of experience in the energy industry serving in various energy procurement roles of increasing responsibility.

    Oren is joining SVCE from the City of Pasadena where he worked on procuring zero carbon resources, Integrated Resource Planning efforts, and various regulatory support activities. Oren holds a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from the University of Central Florida.

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    Maren Wenzel

    Director of Regulatory, Policy and Planning

    As the Director of Regulatory, Policy and Planning, Maren works to ensure the resources procured by SVCE meet the organization’s greenhouse gas reduction goals as well as the reliability and policy objectives of the state.

    Maren has worked on decarbonization and resource planning efforts for utilities across the US since 2015. Immediately prior to SVCE, she worked for PG&E where she focused on electricity system forecasting, including for the Integrated Resource Plan and SB100 Joint Agency efforts.

    She holds a B.A in International Relations from Mills College and an M.A in International Affairs, with a focus on Energy, Resources and the Environment, from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

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    Justin Zagunis

    Director of Customer Success

    Justin works with the team to plan and design a platform and portfolio of programs to achieve SVCE’s mission of deep decarbonization. He leads efforts in developing, deploying and evaluating innovative programs and technologies related to mobility, the built environment and grid integration and innovation.

    Prior to SVCE, Justin worked at City of Palo Alto Utilities on demand side management program design, management and evaluation. Justin has a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering from California Polytechnic State University and a master’s degree in civil and environmental engineering from Stanford University.

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    Jessamyn Allen

    Program Lead

    Jessamyn supports the implementation of SVCE’s building decarbonization programs and is leading the development of the organization’s equity policy.

    Jessamyn’s background is in nuclear physics and astrophysics research. She has bachelor’s degrees in physics and astrophysics from UC Berkeley and a Ph.D. in physics from MIT.

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    Jessica Cornejo

    Senior Programs Specialist

    Jessica works directly with member jurisdictions and community members to advance decarbonization policies and programs.

    Jessica holds a B.A. in Geography with a minor in Environmental Science & Policy from California State University, Long Beach. Before joining SVCE, Jessica served as an AmeriCorps CivicSpark Fellow for the City of Woodland, where she assisted with implementing the City’s Climate Action Plan.

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    Alhad Dighe

    Fleet Electrification Fellow

    Alhad Dighe is a SEI Climate Corps Fellow working on SVCE’s Fleet Electrification and Decarbonization efforts.

    Prior to SVCE, Alhad was a CivicSpark Fellow at the Bay Area Regional Collaborative, working on Climate Adaptation Policy, with a focus on Sea Level Rise Adaptation and Decarbonization. Before that, he worked for a climate tech start up working to bring transparency in global supply chains.

    Alhad graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz, with a Major in Environmental studies and Biology, and a minor in Sustainability Studies in 2019.

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    Zoe Elizabeth

    Director of Decarbonization Policy and Community Strategies

    Zoe supports all customer segments. She is the key contact for Silicon Valley Transportation Electrification Clearinghouse and the Community Energy Resilience Program.

    Zoe has over a decade of experience leading regional decarbonization and resilience initiatives. She served as Sustainability Manager for the County of Santa Clara, as Associate Director of the Los Angeles Regional Collaborative for Climate Action and Sustainability, and co-founded the California Center for Sustainable Communities at UCLA.

    Zoe has a Master’s Degree in Urban Planning from UCLA where she focused on regional approached to climate action. She also earned a Leadership in Sustainability certificate from UCLA’s Anderson School of Management.

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    Anthony Eulo

    Senior Manager of Public Sector Services

    Anthony works directly with SVCE member jurisdictions and others on advancing decarbonization programs, projects, and policies.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Anthony worked for decades at the City of Morgan Hill on a wide variety of environmental programs, administrative issues, and utility services. Anthony graduated from UC Davis with a B.S. degree in Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning.

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    Rebecca Fang

    Manager of Decarbonization Programs & Policy

    Rebecca supports SVCE’s teams and programs by carrying out analyses, exploring trends and methodologies, and developing data analytics tools and platforms.

    Rebecca holds an M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University and a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from the University of Southern California. Prior to joining SVCE, Rebecca worked as an electric vehicle research fellow at the Natural Resources Defense Council, and as a student project engineer at the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County.

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    Hannah Gustafson

    Senior Community Programs Specialist

    Hannah supports the implementation of transportation electrification programs for SVCE customers and member communities.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Hannah served as a senior researcher at the California Center for Sustainable Communities at UCLA, where she developed data-driven tools for energy and climate planning and research. She brings nearly a decade of experience in applying data to advance energy decarbonization goals, particularly at the local level.

    Hannah has both an M.A. in Urban and Regional Planning and a B.A. in Geography/Environmental Studies from the University of California, Los Angeles.

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    Nupur Hiremath

    Manager of Community Programs

    Nupur works on deploying community programs for transportation and building electrification to drive SVCE’s decarbonization initiatives.

    Prior to SVCE, Nupur served for seven years as an Environmental Programs Manager at the City of Sunnyvale, where she led the development and implementation of the City’s Climate Action Playbook, with a focus on energy efficiency and electrification programs. She also worked for nine years on federal policy development and research on climate change impacts in urban areas at The Cadmus Group, Inc., an environmental consulting firm.

    Nupur holds a B.S. in Biochemistry from Davidson College and a Master of Public Administration degree from Columbia University.

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    State Rebate Income Qualifications

    Households that earn up to 150% of the area’s median income will be eligible for state rebates. While this specific income limit has yet to be determined for Santa Clara County, it is estimated to be around $220,000 for a family of four. If you make more than $220,000, there is no need to wait for the state rebates, as this income exceeds the eligibility range.

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    California Senate Bill 100 –  The 100 Percent Clean Energy Act of 2018, sets a 2045 goal for all electricity in the state to be powered from renewable and carbon-free sources. The Bill also updates the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard to ensure that at least 60% of California’s electricity is from renewable sources by 2030. In addition, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) set an order to build at least 11.5 GW of new, clean resources by 2026 (CPUC D.21- 06-035.)

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    Don Bray

    Director of Strategic Development

    Don has worked closely with SVCE since its inception, leading customer engagement activities with SVCE’s major high-tech accounts, customer operations, and development of new marketplace offerings. As Director of Strategic Development, Don is now focused on long-range, cross-cutting SVCE initiatives including 24/7 carbon-free energy services, real-time pricing, and district-based electrification.

    Previously, Don served as SVCE’s Director of Energy Services and Community Relations – responsible for customer services, program deployment, marketing, and communications.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Don served as Executive Director of Joint Venture Silicon Valley’s Smart Energy Enterprise Development Initiative (SEEDZ), a coalition of leading business, governmental, institutional, and utility stakeholders focused on advancing energy system performance and sustainability in Silicon Valley.

    Don’s private sector background includes 22 years with Accenture, where he served as a Managing Partner, instrumental in building and leading the firm’s business systems integration consulting practice in Silicon Valley. He also co-founded and led AltaTerra Research, a market research and consulting firm focused on clean technology solutions for the enterprise marketplace.

    Earlier, Don helped launch the Bay Area Climate Collaborative, a region-wide public-private partnership addressing regional sustainability goals. In his hometown of Los Altos, Don served for ten years on the City’s Environmental Commission, including as Chair and Vice-Chair. Don has a Master’s degree in Engineering Management from Stanford University, and Bachelor’s Degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of California at Davis.

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    Beth Trenchard

    Communications Consultant

    Beth represents the Energy Services and Community Relations team during the development and execution of dynamic pricing rates, systems and processes, which are being planned and coordinated through state agencies and the IOU. Beth’s focus is to ensure that SVCE customers can take advantage of real-time pricing.

    Prior to supporting dynamic rate development and implementation, Beth was the Interim Communications Manager, executing the agency’s strategic communications plan; and, served as Project Manager supporting the development and implementation of eHub – a tool to help customers make informed energy decisions and lower their carbon footprint.

    Prior to SVCE, Beth was part of the start-up team at Monterey Bay Community Power (now Central Coast Community Energy) focused on programs, ran operations for a renewable start-up, was the executive director for a health services nonprofit, served on two school boards, and worked at Apple, Oracle and GE primarily in product marketing and finance roles.

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    Sangeetha Kumar

    Data Engineer

    Sangeetha supports SVCE’s teams and programs by managing the data warehouse and infrastructure, developing dashboards, and carrying out supporting analyses.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Sangeetha received a M.S. and Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with a focus on building energy and indoor environments from UT Austin. She previously worked in the Indoor Environment Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and as an environmental health analyst at ICF. She has B.S. in Environmental Science and B.A. in Mathematics from UNC Chapel Hill.

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    Doug Bernard

    Decarbonization Management Analyst

    Doug performs analytical and administrative support services for the Decarbonization Programs and Policy team including research, portfolio management, program impact, budget development, and special projects.

    Doug started his career in Public Finance Investment Banking at RBC Capital Markets working with municipal utilities and local governments on over 100 transactions. He then joined a 350-employee energy efficiency business in Massachusetts (HomeWorks Energy) as Chief of Staff to the CEO working on new initiatives. During his second year he helped incubate a venture capital backed residential electrification business (Tetra) which has the same investors as Casper and Warby Parker. Doug has a B.S. in Mathematics and a Minor in Economics from Villanova University.

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    Based on large commercial monthly usage of 148,625 kWh per month and annual peak demand of 499 kW under the B19S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2025. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2025. 

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    Our Communities

    Campbell | Cupertino | Gilroy | Los Altos | Los Altos Hills | Los Gatos | Milpitas | Monte Sereno | Morgan Hill | Mountain View | Saratoga | Sunnyvale | Unincorporated Santa Clara County

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    Kaley Dodson

    Energy Services Specialist

    Kaley supports SVCE’s many stakeholders and programs. She is also focused on helping expand customer engagement.

    Kaley comes to SVCE after recently completing a master’s degree in Environmental Science and Management at UCSB’s Bren School where she specialized in Energy and Climate. She brings over six years of non-profit experience, primarily from supporting stakeholders and facilitating collaboration with the Northern Sierra Partnership. Kaley also holds a B.S. in Earth Systems from Stanford University.

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    Leanna Huynh

    Senior Programs Specialist

    Leanna supports the implementation of SVCE’s building decarbonization programs.

    She brings over 8 years of local government and program management experience. During her time at the City of San Jose and City of Palo Alto, she designed energy efficiency and electrification programs for small businesses and residents.

    Leanna has a B.S. in Environmental Science from UCLA and an MBA from Presidio Graduate School.

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    Alex Krause

    Senior Quantitative Analyst

    Alex Krause joined SVCE on March 13, 2023 as a Senior Quantitative Analyst. He employs quantitative methods to help SVCE manage risk, make financial decisions, and evaluate data.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Alex was a senior risk manager/quantitative analyst at a credit hedge fund, where he reduced risk, increased yield, created an analytics platform, and hedged tail scenarios. As a risk manager in Bank of America’s prime brokerage, he evaluated institutional client cross-asset portfolios and developed analytical tools.

    Alex received a B.S. in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College. He also obtained an M.S. in Financial Engineering from Baruch College, where he applied quantitative methods to value financial derivatives and forecast prices. In his free time, Alex enjoys spending time in nature, playing with his dog, and enriching his understanding of the world.

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    Jessica Feng

    Power Resources Planner

    Jessica has worked on load forecast, load research, wholesale energy market analysis for utility companies across the US since 2011. Prior to joining SVCE, Jessica worked for PG&E leading evaluation projects on the statewide and company’s demand response programs.

    She has a Master of science in Computer Science from the College of William and Mary, and a Master of science in Applied Statistics and Economics from Clemson University.

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    Eric Rodriguez

    Programs Lead

    Eric leads SVCE’s neighborhood electrification and building decarbonization stakeholder engagement.

    Eric has years of experience as a community organizer, public servant, and a policy expert. Recently Eric worked for the City of San José in the City Manager’s Office policy team and more recently, served as Assistant Director for the Building Electrification Institute, where he advised cities across the United States on building electrification strategy.

    Eric has a Master of Public Policy degree from the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, where he focused on technology and emerging mobility policy (including electrification). Eric also holds a graduate certificate in Innovation & Entrepreneurship from the University of Michigan College of Engineering.

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    Eric Scheier

    Senior Power Analyst

    Eric Scheier is the Senior Power Analyst for Silicon Valley Clean Energy, where he focuses on balancing the supply of energy resources to match the hourly energy needs of SVCE’s members.

    Eric has a decade of experience in distributed renewable energy development and energy market intelligence, including roles at ENEL Energy & Commodity Management and the U.S. Department of Energy. Eric holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and economics and a master’s degree in ecology, both from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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    Jesse Park

    Power Data Analyst

    Jesse works a range of projects, including data analysis, CAISO market analysis, and administering complex settlements and billing processes, identifying, designing, and implementing process improvements to the data architecture. He also develops analytics dashboards and visualization tools to improve the collaboration among internal and external stakeholders.

    Jesse comes to SVCE after spending time at Shell, Constellation, and Energy Data Management Systems, working on a range of energy commodity market activities, including operations, origination, scheduling, and settlements.

    He holds an MBA from Yonsei University, and a BA in Quantitative Economics from UCSD, with minors in Behavioral Psychology and Third World Studies.

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    Karen Chang

    Manager of Finance & Risk Controls

    Karen supports SVCE in the Finance and Admin Department. With a solid decade in the energy sector, Karen excels in managing diverse Power Purchase Agreement portfolios across the US. Her expertise extends from meticulous financial analysis and forecasting to strategic budgeting, cash flow management, and fund optimization.

    With a background in engineering and management consulting and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UCLA, Karen brings a unique blend of analytical prowess and industry insight to SVCE’s Finance and Admin Department.

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    Joseph Lande

    Energy Services Principal

    Joey implements strategic initiatives in support of SVCE’s customers, including energy conservation, demand flexibility, and electrification, with an aim of aligning customer benefits with SVCE operational value.

    Joey brings 15 years of experience in demand-side energy programs and sustainability. Prior to joining SVCE, Joey led the development and management of MCE’s nonresidential energy efficiency and load flexibility programs, serving commercial, industrial and agricultural customers. Before his time at MCE, Joey implemented energy efficiency programs for utility and local government partners while at Energy Solutions. He brings additional experience from the carbon certificate market, where he supported carbon neutrality and sustainability goals for a broad range of organizations.

    Joey earned a M.S. from the Central European University in Environmental Sciences and Policy, and a B.A. from the University of California, Santa Cruz in Environmental Studies.

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    Scott | Sunnyvale

    1973 Home
    • Heat Pump HVAC

    Inspiration – Efficiency
    “When we saw that the federal government was giving big tax rebates, we knew the time was right to upgrade our central heating system. We were particularly drawn to their efficiency, safety (no carbon monoxide risk and reduced fire risk), and their environmental impact.”

    Favorite Feature
    “My favorite feature is the ability to control both heating and air with a smart thermostat, which is aware of my electric rate plan (time-of-use).”

    Key Advice
    “Be sure to get at least three quotes from contractors.”

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    Stephen | Campbell

    1962 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Electric Vehicle
    • EV Charger
    • Electric Dryer

    Inspiration – Sustainability
    “Our experience of going electric has been very smooth. We love driving our EV for so many reasons, not the least of which is that we’re no longer polluting the environment when we use it and spending almost nothing to maintain the vehicle. We also take advantage of charging it overnight when electricity costs are lowest.”

    Favorite Feature
    “My favorite feature is that I’m using clean, sustainable electricity instead of carbon producing natural gas”

    Key Advice
    “I would advise them to think more about climate change and how they have an opportunity to make a difference by using solar and wind powered electricity rather than natural gas.”

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    Judy | Campbell

    2009 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Electric Vehicle
    • EV Charger

    Inspiration – Family
    “The experience was seamless and I really appreciate being able to set an exact temperature for the water heater as I live with a temperature sensitive young child.”

    Favorite Feature
    “I enjoy the even heated water.”

    Key Advice
    “There are a lot more environmentally friendly options out there now, and a lot of rebates that you could qualify for, so be curious and courageous in making the transition!”

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    Amit | Cupertino

    1982 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Induction Cooking
    • Battery Storage
    • Electric Vehicle
    • EV Charger
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Electric Dryer
    • Electric Lawncare

    Inspiration – Technology
    “I was blown away by the simplicity and energy efficiency of the heat pump. The rebates from SVCE made this a no brainer. I love the smart app that lets me set the water temperature and check for available hot water before entering the shower!”

    Favorite Feature
    “Voice controlled electric switches, the integrated Telsa app for car + solar + battery, and induction cooktop are my favorites!”

    Key Advice
    “Induction is so easy to clean, cooks faster, and does not make the kitchen hot and stuffy in the summers.”

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    Brede | Sunnyvale

    1994 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Induction Cooking

    Inspiration – Health
    “My wife and her mom had read a few articles about the indoor emissions associated with gas ranges and were concerned about inhaling toxins, both as a pregnant woman and for our future developing child.”

    Favorite Feature
    “The really cool thing about the heat pump water heater is the scheduling feature that comes with the Rheem app. We can fine tune when we heat the water and flex the temperature setting throughout the day to take advantage of when it’s most efficient (when it’s hottest outside, 12 – 4 p.m.), cheapest (not 4 – 9 p.m.) and most likely to be needed (evening showers).”

    Key Advice
    “Many times, it takes a broken water heater or a broken furnace to trigger the appliance research. You’re waiting for it to break, try to tackle as many things as you can ahead of time – like installing new 240V circuits, dealing with condensate pipes – so you’re ready and only have to do the appliance swap when the time comes.”

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    Kristel | Sunnyvale

    1963 Home
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Induction Cooking
    • Electric Vehicle
    • EV Charger
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Solar Thermal Water Heater
    • Electric Dryer

    Inspiration – Safety
    “I discovered that the gas fitting was loose under our range and leaking methane directly into the kitchen probably for years!”

    Favorite Feature
    “I like the independence from gas and the poor air quality of gas cooking.”

    Key Advice
    “Use incentives, plan ahead, start now, ask others who have done it.”

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    Alexander | Morgan Hill

    2015 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Induction Cooking
    • Electric Vehicles
    • EV Chargers
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Electric Lawncare

    Inspiration – Ease
    “I did it [HPWH installation] myself for less than $100 in parts and a little more to get it inspected by the city, and a couple days worth of work due to my inexperience. Since installing mine I have helped two neighbors install theirs.”

    Favorite Feature
    “I like the speed and precision of the induction cooktop and the ability for the new HVAC to keep the house cool during extreme heat and run at low speed to keep costs low.”

    Key Advice
    “Be mindful when getting quotes from installers as many will want to put in traditional gas water heaters and charge you a lot of money to install. DIY as it’s not complicated especially nowadays.”

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    Sunshine Gardens | Mountain View

    1962 Apartment Complex
    • Induction Cooking
    • EV Chargers
    • Electric Dryers

    Inspiration – Attract Tenants
    “We are looking forward to having Orange EV Chargers because they work with older multi-family buildings.”

    Favorite Feature
    “Our solar water heaters and the insulation really helps the quality of life for our residents.”

    Key Advice
    “If you are looking for a low tech solution to saving energy, both in air conditioning and in heating, using good insulation is key for attics and walls.”

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    William and Lakshmi | Sunnyvale

    1967 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Induction Cooking
    • Electric Vehicle
    • Rooftop Solar

    Inspiration – Investment
    “In addition to upgrading our unit, we also upgraded the other half of our duplex so that our tenants can benefit from lower utility bills and a greener planet.”

    Favorite Feature
    “We love the induction cooktop! It is a pleasure to cook on, very efficient, significantly more responsive than coil/halogen electric, and much healthier than gas.”

    Key Advice
    “Just do it! It is better for you wallet, your health, and the planet. There are many great rebates and resources available to you that make it much easier and more affordable – you won’t look back!”

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    Judy | Los Altos Hills

    1966 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Induction Cooking
    • Electric Dryer
    • Battery Storage
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Electric Fireplace
    • Smart Thermostat

    Inspiration – Next Generation
    “We’re a very environmental-conscious couple with young kids who we’d love to raise as earth-loving, environmentally conscious individuals. It’s been a great educational process as we teach our kids.”

    Favorite Feature
    “We feel like being in the sunshine state of California, installing solar panels is a no-brainer. We love being net-zero! I cook everyday and the induction cooktop is just so fast to heat and so easy to clean.”

    Key Advice
    “I’d say to do your research early, months before starting the design phase or even approaching an architect to first figure out what you want. Once you know what you want, hop onto federal and state or local government sites to find out about various support programs that are available. SVCE and BayREN were so helpful with many resources including contractor options to choose from.”

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    Tom | Los Altos

    2012 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Induction Cooking
    • Rooftop Solar

    Inspiration – Great Contractor
    “Via GreenTown Los Altos, I was referred to a company called Emerald ECO who specialize in integrating different elements. They helped figure things out like: How much is our electricity use likely to increase by as we shift from gas to electric? How do we future proof to add an EV over the next year? Should we include a battery and how?”

    Favorite Feature
    “I get near-daily satisfaction from reminding myself that we’ve taken fossil fuels out of the house entirely and everything’s largely powered from the sun.”

    Key Advice
    “It’s easier than you might think, once you find the right help.”

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    Justin | Los Gatos

    2020 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Induction Cooking
    • Battery Storage
    • Electric Vehicles
    • EV Chargers
    • Rooftop Solar

    Inspiration – Self – Sufficiency
    “Given that we were installing solar, it seemed logical to max out our use of ‘free’ electricity. With a battery backup, it would make us much more self-sufficient. So we made the decision early on to go all-electric in our re-build project.”

    Favorite Feature
    “We love having solar and battery backup, both for the peace of mind and for not feeling ‘guilty’ when using energy.”

    Key Advice
    “It’s easy! I don’t notice or miss gas at all and I think our indoor air quality is much better.”

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    Carol | Saratoga

    1965 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Battery Storage
    • Electric Vehicle
    • EV Charger
    • Rooftop Solar
    • Electric Dryer

    Inspiration — Convenience
    “SVCE was offering a good rebate so I upgraded my panel first thing, along with having a heat pump hybrid water heater installed in place of my gas water heater.”

    Favorite Feature
    “The Tesla batteries hold a lot of electricity and click on very fast whenever my electricity goes out. I can’t even tell when it happens; it’s that fast. But mostly I use the batteries to power my house during peak and part peak hours each day.”

    Key Advice
    “Just do it. Gas makes your home unhealthy, and it is even worse for the planet.”

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    Curt | Gilroy

    1985 Home
    • Heat Pump Water Heater
    • Heat Pump HVAC
    • Electric Vehicle

    Inspiration – Comfort
    “The contractor upgraded our heating ducts, and this allowed our heat pump to provide much more even heat across the rooms in the house, while doing all of it for essentially no monthly cost due to the solar panels.”

    Favorite Feature
    “The new heating and air conditioning system is much more effective at regulating the temperature for the first floor and second floor of the house. It turns out our prior AC system had an undersized air return. The new system is also much quieter than the old system.”

    Key Advice
    “There are rebates and tax incentives available now, and those may not be there a few years down the road.”

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    Seema Beauty Salon | Milpitas

    1982 Beauty Salon
    • Tankless Electric Water Heater

    Inspiration – Water Savings
    “I urge all Beauty Salons to switch to tankless electric water heaters, especially considering how much water we use in the beauty salon services.”

    Favorite Feature
    “The water heater is soo compact. It’s 1/20th the size of the bulky stuff we had before and the cost much less to run.”

    Key Advice
    “Just do it and start saving today!”

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    Britta Bradshaw

    Power Resources Manager

    As the Power Resource Manager, Britta is responsible for origination of long-term clean energy and storage resources, assisting with short-to-mid-term portfolio management, supporting clean product offerings for all customers, and supporting the development of SVCE’s long-term energy needs.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Britta spent ten years at PG&E, in a variety of roles, including long-term clean energy contract origination, renewable energy policy and strategy, and corporate sustainability. Britta holds a Master of Environmental Management from Duke University, and a B.A. from Princeton University.

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    Based on typical small commercial usage of 1,851 kWh per month under the B-1 Time of Use rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2025. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2025.

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    Gia Ilole

    Director of Human Resources

    As Director of Human Resources, Gia leads all the people and culture strategies and functions to recruit, retain, engage and develop the best workforce to support SVCE’s programs and operations.

    Gia has a breadth and depth of experience in HR across public and private agencies including leading HR, Labor, Procurement and Administration at BART, developing diverse talent pipelines and workforce development programs at PG&E, as well as heading up HR for the County of Ventura’s District Attorney and a Bay Area start up.

    Gia is certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resources as well as a Strategic HR Business Partner. Gia attended UC Santa Barbara on an academic scholarship and graduated with Highest Honors in three years with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics, minoring in French. Currently, her bilingualism stops at English and Swahili, after learning Swahili from her Tanzanian-American husband and teaching it to their children at home and through travel to Tanzania.

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    Adam Pearse

    Senior Regulatory Analyst

    Adam performs regulatory advocacy to ensure affordability of rates for SVCE’s customers and develops SVCE’s regulatory and legislative strategies in a variety of matters, including ratemaking, power supply and reliability, and greenhouse gas reduction goals.

    Adam is a licensed attorney and, before joining SVCE, litigated federal and California environmental statutes and also counseled on regulatory compliance while at law firms and environmental nonprofits.

    Adam holds a B.A. in Public Policy Studies from Duke University, an M.S. in Mathematics Education from City College of New York, and a J.D., with a certificate in Energy and the Environment, from Tulane University.

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    Mia Yancich

    Climate Corps Fellow

    Mia serves as the Electrification Fellow on the Programs team. She supports the design and development of programs that aim to increase awareness of the benefits of transportation electrification and building decarbonization.

    Most recently, Mia graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.S. in Information Sciences and a minor in Art & Design.

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    Shawn Orgel-Olson

    Programs Marketing Manager

    Shawn is responsible for the overall marketing strategy across SVCE’s portfolio of decarbonization and electrification programs.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Shawn served as the Director of Marketing and Performance Standards at the California Green Business Network for six years. Shawn started his professional career at Disney Consumer Products where he worked in the Sustainable Business Practices and International Labor Standards groups. Shawn also worked for the City of Santa Cruz, where he led the City’s Green Business Program and assisted with internal energy efficiency projects. Shawn enjoys getting outdoors and visiting farmers’ markets in his free time.

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    Sunny Zhang

    Marketing Specialist

    Sunny is responsible for developing marketing and outreach campaigns to promote SVCE’s decarbonization programs and services.

    Prior to SVCE, Sunny worked for 4 years in marketing and sales at a tech startup (Handshake) where she helped build many of the company’s foundational marketing programs. A lifelong climate advocate, Sunny graduated from Duke University with a B.A. in Environmental Science & Policy and minor in Computer Science.

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    Juli Miller

    Climate Corps Fellow

    Juli is the Community Outreach Fellow focusing on education initiatives at SVCE. Previously, she worked as a Special Education Teacher at various public-school districts around the Bay Area. In her free time, Juli enjoys sewing costumes, diving in at her local aquarium, and jogging to the beach!

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    Sophia Zhang

    Associate Power Analyst

    As an Associate Power Analyst, Sophia works on the modeling and reporting of SVCE’s portfolio and supports long term origination efforts.

    Sophia initially joined SVCE as a Power, Policy, Planning, Procurement, Regulatory and Operations Fellow with the Power Resources team. Prior to her fellowship, Sophia was a Business Analyst Intern at Arthur D. Little and a Product Marketing Intern at Bravado Co.

    Sophia graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.S. in Environmental Economics & Policy and a minor in Political Economy.

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    Willy Wang

    Power Resources Planner

    Willy works on optimization and modeling of SVCE’s resource portfolio, CAISO policy and regulatory issues, and strategic projects.

    He brings over a decade of energy industry experience that spans hydrogen fuel cells, solar panel manufacturing, and wholesale market development.

    Willy is a CFA charterholder, and he holds an MBA from Cornell University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from UCLA.

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    Emily Muniz

    Communications Specialist

    Emily supports agency-wide press and media and communications around SVCE’s community resilience grants.

    Prior to SVCE, she worked for a Bay Area-based marketing and communications firm, where she supported and led strategic outreach efforts for Bay Area city and county-wide sustainability programs. Emily also worked for the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, where she led district-wide restoration and natural resource management initiatives across the District’s Open Spaces.

    She also brings over 2 years of non-profit experience, primarily in stakeholder engagement and policy analysis.

    Emily graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in Environment and Sustainability with a concentration in Policy and Governance.

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    Oswaldo Martinez

    Senior Energy Programs Specialist

    Oswaldo supports the implementation of SVCE’s residential building decarbonization and transportation electrification programs.

    Oswaldo holds a B.S. in Earth System Science from the University of California, Irvine. He comes to us from 3CE where he led a $7M portfolio of e-mobility customer programs for more than 3 years. He brings broad experience with strategic planning, design, implementation, and evaluation of programs; customer engagement; and data management and reporting.

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    Kaila Kiefer

    Climate Corps Fellow

    Kaila serves as the Decarbonization Programs Fellow, with her primary focus being on the Small-to-Medium Business Rebate Program. She engages with small businesses and Non-Profits within our community to help them move forward in transitioning their businesses to all-electric appliances and equipment.

    Kaila has a Master’s degree in Environmental Law and Policy from Vermont Law School, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies and a Certificate in Geographic Information Systems from California State University of San Bernardino.

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    Congregation Beth Am | Los Altos Hills

    Multi Structure Campus-Type Synagogue
    • Heat Pump HVAC

    Inspiration – Responsibility
    “A fundamental tenet of Reform Judaism is our shared responsibility to protect the earth. Congregation Beth Am, a large reform synagogue in Los Altos Hills, has for many years tried to ‘live our values’ and make our synagogue as sustainable as possible.”

    Favorite Feature
    “For the first time ever we also have AC.”

    Key Advice
    “It can be expensive, but there are incentives out there. You have to find them and apply for them. Use the experts through SVCE. They are very helpful and have the expertise to ensure you are getting the right solution for your building.”

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    Michael Callahan

    General Counsel

    As Silicon Valley Clean Energy’s General Counsel, Michael Callahan oversees all legal matters to advance SVCE’s ambitious decarbonization goals. Michael is passionate about enabling equitable solutions to the climate crisis by deploying clean energy and impactful customer programs.

    Michael represented Marin Clean Energy, California’s first CCA, for nearly 10 years prior to joining SVCE. In addition to driving statewide leadership on CCA energy policy, Michael got over $200 million in CPUC-funding approved for CCA customer programs, and successfully supported the establishment of several CCA membership organizations that advance the shared goals of CCAs throughout the state. These organizations include the California Community Choice Association (CalCCA), the CCA trade association; California Community Power, a joint procurement entity for CCAs; and the California Community Choice Financing Authority (CCCFA), which issues prepayment bonds on behalf of CCAs. In 2023, CCCFA was the third largest issuer of tax-exempt bonds in the United States.

    Michael graduated from the University of California, Davis, with a BS in Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning and earned his JD from the University of California, San Francisco, College of Law. Michael enjoys dancing with his daughter, improvisational cooking with his wife, and sculpting.

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    Colton Heath

    Energy Trading Planner

    As an Energy Trading Planner, Colton is responsible for procurement of short-term energy & attributes to help SVCE meet it’s clean energy goals, and meet compliance requirements in an affordable manner.

    Colton has worked on trade floors for utilities in California and Washington. His background has been in short term gas trading, real time power trading and day ahead scheduling. Prior to that he served in the Peace Corps from 2014-2016 in the Republic of Georgia.

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    David Hicks

    Data Engineer

    As a Data Engineer at Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), David Hicks drives the design, implementation, and management of robust data architectures to support SVCE’s clean energy initiatives. David focuses on ensuring data integrity, optimizing data workflows, and enabling data-driven decision-making to enhance operational efficiency and support sustainable energy solutions.

    David brings a wealth of experience in data engineering and analysis. At Studio 303, he served as the Director of Technology, successfully identifying growth areas and integrating synthetic datasets into generative models. As the CTO of Holy Grail, David lead a team in developing advanced carbon capture technologies using a data driven research pipeline. His earlier roles at Membrane Technology and Research and the Tallon Research Group honed his skills in project planning, process optimization, and innovative materials design.

    David holds a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from Virginia Tech. Outside of work, he enjoys photography, sports, and hiking, reflecting his passion for creativity and the outdoors. 

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    Scott Wrigglesworth

    Director of Risk Management and Analytics

    Scott comes to SVCE to serve as Director of Risk Management and Analytics after six years at Ascend Analytics. While with Ascend, Scott led the PowerSIMM team which delivered software models and consulting for risk management, procurement and resource planning to dozens of clients including seven California CCAs (including SVCE). Scott’s expertise is in portfolio risk management and he takes an applied focus to the discipline placing emphasis on actionable reporting and clear communication.

    Prior to Ascend, Scott spent seventeen years at the Dayton Power & Light Company and AES Corporation where he led portfolio analytics for utility, retail and merchant generation portfolios. Scott teaches Energy Markets at the University of Dayton where he’s been an adjunct professor for a decade. He earned his MBA from the University of Dayton and holds a bachelors in Global Economics from Cedarville University. Scott chairs a non-profit he helped start in Trinidad & Tobago, a place he has visited many times over the past 30 years.

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    Simon Steiner

    Wholesale Market Planner

    As the Wholesale Market Planner, Simon is the subject matter expert and strategic lead for market opportunities within the CAISO and assesses portfolio risk management, asset, and portfolio optimization.

    Prior to joining SVCE, Simon worked as a Utility Specialist in the Scheduling and Settlements team of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. He started his professional career in the energy industry at the German transmission system operator TransnetBW, where he worked in the Renewable Energy Act team.

    Simon holds a M.S. in Business Administration and Engineering from RWTH Aachen University, Germany.

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        Anand Govindarajan

        Senior Quantitative Analyst

        Anand works on implementing quantitative models that help manage SVCE’s portfolio financials and risk. He also leverages these models to support customer analysis, resource planning, and procurement work.

        Prior to joining SVCE, Anand worked at Ascend Analytics for over 6 years developing quantitative models focused on power market dynamics and providing analytical solutions to electric utilities, CCAs, renewable & storage developers. Prior to Ascend, Anand interned at National Renewable Energy Laboratory exploring synergies between solar and storage systems and developing a predictive model for rooftop solar adoption in low-income households.

        Anand has a M.S. in Energy Economics and Policy from Penn State and B.S. in Chemical Engineering from National Institute of Technology, India.

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        Santosh Muralidaran

        Climate Corps Fellow

        Santosh supports the implementation of SVCE’s transportation electrification programs, specifically to encourage EV and e-bike adoption in the Silicon Valley.

        An early-career professional, Santosh graduated from the University of British Columbia and Sciences Po Paris in May 2023 where he worked on various sustainability projects in the nonprofit and local government sectors. He most recently spent the past year in a research fellowship at the University of Alaska Fairbanks in interior Alaska where he worked on supporting transmission solutions for new grid infrastructure projects and measuring environmental risks from climate change in the state. He brings a diverse set of experiences that he gained through the different places he has lived around the country and world.

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        Ashlie Pak

        Climate Corps Fellow

        Ashlie serves as SVCE’s Community Outreach Fellow. She focuses on organizing SVCE’s youth engagement initiatives including the annual youth scholarship competition and the Education Fund. Prior to this fellowship, Ashlie worked with Sierra Club as the Marine Sanctuary Intern where she rallied the local community and worked towards the designation of the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.

        Ashlie has a B.S. in Environmental Management & Protection and two minors in Geographic Information Systems and Sustainable Environments from Cal Poly SLO.

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        Nalini Pillay

        Deputy Board Clerk / Administrative Assistant

        Nalini supports the SVCE Board of Directors and board committees and assists the Finance and Administration team.

        Previously, Nalini served as Deputy Board Clerk for Santa Clara County, Board of Supervisors, where she worked closely with elected officials, Boards and Commissions teams, and local government agencies. She also worked with the County Clerk of the Board’s Office Administrative Division, focusing on vendor contracts management and Human Resources support services.

        Nalini holds a Master’s in Public Administration with a concentration in Public Policy and Governance, and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from San Jose State University.

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