California Choice Energy Authority

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Founded in 2017, California Choice Energy Authority is a government headquartered in Lancaster, United States specializing in Solar, Wind, Other.

California Choice Energy Authority is a hybrid joint powers authority established in 2017 by the City of Lancaster and City of San Jacinto to enable cities in Southern California Edison territory to participate in community choice aggregation while maintaining local control. CalChoice provides comprehensive administrative and operational support services including portfolio management, power procurement, settlement and invoice validation, regulatory compliance, finance and accounting, rate-setting, and program development to eight member CCAs: Apple Valley Choice Energy, Lancaster Choice Energy, Energy for Palmdales Independent Choice, Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy, Pomona Choice Energy, Rancho Mirage Energy Authority, San Jacinto Power, and Santa Barbara Clean Energy. The member CCAs collectively require approximately 3,000 GWh annually with peak demand near 930 MW. CalChoice administers renewable energy procurement through long-term power purchase agreements and conducts requests for proposals for California Renewables Portfolio Standard-eligible energy products and resource adequacy capacity.