We are required to report to the California Public Utilities Commission and California Energy Commission on an annual basis to verify the amount of renewable energy procured for our customers. This is the same standard used by other California utilities, such as PG&E, for verification purposes. Learn more about MCE's verified renewable energy procurement from [...]

MCE sources power from a mix of renewable energy resources including solar, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric. By contracting for a variety of renewable resources MCE is able to generate energy when the sun isn't shining to meet our customers' needs regardless of their service plan. Learn more about where your power comes from. [...]

No. MCE buys and builds cleaner electricity sources. This electricity is fed onto the statewide shared electric grid and then moves down the path of least resistance to customers. This is why accounting is important. Clean energy is accounted through contracts and renewable energy certificates that confer the “renewable attributes” of that energy. It needs [...]

MCE’s program partners may approach your business or residence to offer energy efficiency services. Any representatives approaching you on behalf of MCE will be able to provide valid ID and credentials proving their relationship with MCE as an authorized trade ally or partner. This can be verified on MCE’s website. MCE representatives will never [...]