Resources and Documents

GOVERNANCE

San Jose City Council

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)

SJCE Presentations and Memos to City Council

Climate Advisory Commission Agendas, Minutes and Handouts

SJCE Business Plan

Quarterly Power Procurement Memos

Integrated Resource Plans (IRP)

These long-term utility plans are submitted every two years to the California Public Utilities Commission. They forecast load and energy needs, detail how to achieve state and local climate goals, and model renewable energy integration.

2022 IRP (PDF)

2020 IRP (PDF)

2018 IRP (PDF)

Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) Compliance

SJCE Resource Data Template (RDTv3) Public Version

Crosswalk Table of Contents

BCE Seal Beach

Yellow Pine III

SJCE Resource Data Template (RDTv3) Public Version

Crosswalk Table of Contents  

Alpaugh

Scarlet I

Scarlet II

Sun Pond

Yellow Pine II

Zeta

SJCE Resource Data Template (RDTv3) Public Version

Crosswalk Table of Contents

Alpaugh

BCE Seal Beach

Enterprise Solar II/Enterprise Solar II (BESS)

Enterprise Solar III

OME

Goal Line

Ormat

Scarlet I

Scarlet II

Tumbleweed

Yellow Pine II

Yellow Pine III

SJCE Resource Data Template (RDTv3) Public Version

Table of Contents

Enterprise Solar II 

Enterprise Solar III

Enterprise Solar II (BESS) 

Scarlet I 

Scarlet II

Yellow Pine II 

Yellow Pine III

BCE Seal Beach

Alpaugh

SJCE Resource Data Template (RDTv3) Public Version

Table of Contents of Milestone Documentation for February 2023 Filing

Tumbleweed

Goal Line

Ormat

OME

SJCE Long Lead-Time Resource Procurement Obligation Extension Request

Energy Efficiency Programs

Disadvantaged Community-Green Tariff Program (Solar Access)

Supplier Diversity Reports

RATES AND FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS

Rate Archive

  • Rate Change January 20, 2026: Maintain GreenSource renewable content to 62%; set GreenSource generation charges to 2.4%-3.8% lower than PG&E rates, depending on customer class and usage; continue to set the rate for TotalGreen to $0.01 per kilowatt-hours above GreenSource for all rate schedules. | Council Memo
  • Rate Change March 1, 2025: Increase GreenSource renewable content to 62%; set GreenSource generation charges to 7.2%-9.5% lower than PG&E rates, depending on customer class and usage; set the rate for TotalGreen to $0.01 per kilowatt-hours above GreenSource for all rate schedules. | Council Memo
  • Rate Change August 15, 2024: Set GreenSource generation charges to 1-3% lower than PG&E rates, depending on customer class and usage; Establishing a Residential Super Off-Peak Charging Rate Pilot Program that creates a new rate plan called E-ELEC-SJ with a new time-of-use period from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for
    the period of one year. | Council Memo
  • Rate Change February 15, 2024: Set GreenSource generation charges to 6.5%-9.0% lower than PG&E rates, depending on customer class and usage; Set the rate for TotalGreen to $0.01 per kilowatt-hours above GreenSource for all rate schedules; Expand SJ Cares rate discount to residents of 16,854 affordable housing units, and, as a 12-month pilot, to up to 1,000 customers that participate in the County of Santa Clara’s Homelessness Prevention Program. | Council Memo
  • Rate Change May 15, 2023: Establish San José Clean Energy rates, inclusive of the Power Charge Indifference Adjustment and Franchise Fee Surcharge, for GreenSource, TotalGreen, and SJ Cares; expand SJ Cares program to include non-residential customers – Memo
  • Rate Change January 1, 2023: Maintain GreenSource renewable content at 60%, suspend GreenValue service and transfer customers to GreenSource, establish cost-of-service model for setting rates that are competitive with PG&E, and increase SJ Cares customer discount from 5% to 10% – Memo
  • Rate Change July 1, 2022: Set rates for GreenSource up to 8% above PG&E relative to Franchise Fee Surcharge  and PCIA; set rates for GreenValue at parity to PG&E rates relative to Franchise Fee Surcharge and PCIA; set rates for TotalGreen at $0.005 or $0.01 per kilowatt-hour above GreenSource depending on rate class; and set rates for SJ Cares program to no less than 5% below PG&E relative to Franchise Fee Surcharge and PCIA – Memo
  • Rate Change March 1, 2022: Update GreenSource rates, keep GreenValue rates equal to PG&E, and provide 5% discount for SJ Cares customers – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change January 1, 2022: Increase GreenSource and GreenValue renewable content to 60% and 40%, respectively; keep GreenValue rates equal to PG&E; and set interim rates for GreenSource until PG&E rate and PCIA change – Memo
  • Rate Change May 15, 2021: Establish lowest cost service GreenValue with rates equal to PG&E, increase GreenSource rates by 8.25% and renewable energy content to 55%, and establish SJ Cares program – Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change March 1, 2021: Maintain 0.25% discount relative to PG&E’s rate changes and PCIA increase – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change January 1, 2021: Establish 0.25% discount relative to PG&E’s rate changes and PCIA increase – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • 2021 Power Mix and Rate Setting November 17, 2020: City Council Memo
  • Rate Change November 15, 2019: Maintain 1% discount relative to PG&E after PG&E rate change – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change July 15, 2019: Maintain 1% discount relative to PG&E after PG&E rate change – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change May 9, 2019 (planned for May 1 but made effective May 9): Maintain 1% discount relative to PG&E after PG&E rate change – Info Memo & Rate Sheet
  • Rate Change March 1, 2019: Maintain 1% discount relative to PG&E for medium commercial and agricultural customers after PG&E rate change – Info Memo & Rate Sheet

Financial Documents

  • Visit the Key Documents page page for finance, budget, policies, guidelines, and formation information.

OUTREACH MATERIALS

Below are materials we’ve developed to help residents and businesses better understand our program and the benefits we bring to our city.

Your San José Clean Energy Bill Explained (PDF)

Bill Assistance Programs (PDF)

Rooftop Solar (PDF)

San José Clean Energy Programs Roadmap (PDF)

San José Clean Energy Coloring Pages

Electric Vehicles

DriveForward EV Financial Assistance

Electric Vehicles Buyers’ Guide (PDF)

Small Business Resources

Annual Reports

NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE

Residential Newsletter

Net Energy Metering (NEM) Newsletter

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