This holiday season, we’re feeling extra thankful for the clean, affordable energy that powers our homes and for the customers who make it all possible.
As a PCE customer, every time you flip on a light, charge your EV, or cook dinner with clean electricity, you’re part of a community that’s building a brighter, healthier future for San Mateo County and Los Banos.
A year of progress we’re thankful for
Together, we’ve made incredible progress toward a clean energy future. Here are a few milestones that show the power of community in action:
- 1,000 used EV rebate recipients who are saving on fuel and maintenance while cutting emissions
- 1,000 used EV rebate recipients who are saving on fuel and maintenance while cutting emissions
- One full year of clean power for Caltrain’s all-electric service, provided by Peninsula Clean Energy and San Jose Clean Energy
- One full year of clean power for Caltrain’s all-electric service, provided by Peninsula Clean Energy and San Jose Clean Energy
- 5.2 MW of solar power capacity installed locally with energy storage to be added soon
- More than 2,100 EV charging ports, two-thirds of which are located in multi-family housing
- Over 5,000 home upgrades, helping residents save an average of $30 per month with all-electric improvements
- 10% of all vehicles in our service area are now electric—that’s more than 70,000 EVs on the road!
Each number represents real impact, cleaner air, lower bills, and stronger, more resilient communities.
Thankful for you, our neighbor
Our progress is possible because of the choices our customers make every day. Switching to LED lights, choosing electric cooking, or charging an EV during off-peak hours may seem small—but together, those steps add up to make a big difference.
By choosing Peninsula Clean Energy, you’re helping reduce emissions, support local jobs, and create a cleaner, healthier community for everyone.
5 simple ways to give back to the planet this season
- Turn off and unplug electronics when not in use
- Cook efficiently by using smaller appliances for side dishes or an induction cooktop for faster, cleaner meals
- Charge smart—plug in EVs during off-peak hours when energy is cleaner and cheaper
- Reduce food waste by composting scraps and repurposing leftovers
- Recycle to keep waste out of landfills and protect local waterways
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Powering a brighter tomorrow
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We’re grateful for our customers and partners who make progress possible. Together, we’re proving that clean, affordable energy can power every home and every community—now and for generations to come.
From all of us at Peninsula Clean Energy, thank you and happy holidays!