Join Marin Energy Authority to create community electricity program
In Plain English
The city wants to join a regional partnership that lets local governments buy electricity directly for residents. This Community Choice Aggregation program could offer cleaner energy options and potentially lower rates than PG&E. If approved, the city signs a joint agreement with other Marin County cities to participate in the shared program.
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Votes
Adopt Resolution No. 67-12, introduce ordinance, and direct City's representative on energy board advocate having PCIA exit fee to C.A.R.E. customers offset by additional revenues to Marin Energy Authority
5 to 2
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