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This document includes sample data request letters from local governments to investor-owned utilities related to the formation of community choice aggregation (CCA) programs, outlining the types of

How to fill out community choice aggregation pilot

How to fill out COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT

1. Gather necessary information about your local community and energy usage patterns.
2. Review the guidelines and requirements set forth by the state or local government regarding community choice aggregation.
3. Form a community committee or group to discuss the pilot project and gather input from community members.
4. Develop a clear mission and goals for the Community Choice Aggregation Pilot Project.
5. Create a budget and funding plan for the pilot project, including potential funding sources.
6. Identify potential energy suppliers and conduct a selection process based on community needs.
7. Prepare informational materials to educate the community about the project and its benefits.
8. Organize community meetings to discuss the project and gather feedback.
9. Finalize agreements with energy suppliers and initiate the implementation process.
10. Monitor and evaluate the pilot project's progress and make adjustments as needed.

Who needs COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

1. Local governments looking to provide more renewable energy options.
2. Residents seeking lower energy costs through bulk purchasing.
3. Communities aiming to increase energy independence and sustainability.
4. Environmental organizations advocating for cleaner energy sources.
5. Local businesses motivated to reduce energy expenses and promote renewable energy.

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Is CCA energy more expensive?

CCAs have been able to offer greener energy at a very competitive price, sometimes at rates even lower than IOU rates. Most of the time, CCAs are able to provide lower rates for the same amount of renewable energy, compared to their affiliated IOU.

How does community choice aggregation work?

Community choice aggregators (CCAs) procure electricity on behalf of retail electricity customers within some geographic areas. CCAs may be run directly by a city or county government or by a joint powers authority made up of two or more participating cities/counties.

What happens if I opt out of CCA?

CCA energy is a direct competitor to the public utility. These programs provide an alternative with renewable energy sources funded by the local government. Most often though, the rates from your local CCA program won't provide you with very big savings. Your average monthly bill may look basically the same.

What is a community choice aggregation program?

Community choice aggregators (CCAs) procure electricity on behalf of retail electricity customers within some geographic areas. CCAs may be run directly by a city or county government or by a joint powers authority made up of two or more participating cities/counties.

What happens if I opt out of CCA?

Once launched, a CCA is completely funded by program revenues—not taxpayer dollars. Start-up costs may be financed by member agencies, banks or other lenders; these costs are paid back once revenues from the sale of electricity accumulate.

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What is COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

The Community Choice Aggregation Pilot Project is an initiative that allows local governments to procure and aggregate energy resources on behalf of their residents and businesses, aiming to provide cleaner and more affordable energy options.

Who is required to file COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

Local governments or municipalities that wish to participate in the program and seek to aggregate energy services for their communities are required to file for the Community Choice Aggregation Pilot Project.

How to fill out COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

To fill out the Community Choice Aggregation Pilot Project application, local governments need to provide required documentation, including their proposed energy plan, community outreach strategies, and compliance with relevant regulatory requirements.

What is the purpose of COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

The purpose of the Community Choice Aggregation Pilot Project is to empower municipalities to take control of their energy supply, promoting cleaner energy sources and potentially lowering electricity costs for their residents.

What information must be reported on COMMUNITY CHOICE AGGREGATION PILOT PROJECT?

The information that must be reported includes the number of participating customers, estimated energy consumption, sources of energy to be procured, community outreach efforts, and any anticipated savings for consumers.