Power sources

Where Peninsula Clean Energy’s renewable power comes from

Peninsula Clean Energy is dedicated to buying low-cost, price-stable, clean, and green sources of energy. We are moving away from nonrenewable energy to sources such as wind and solar in order to continue to be 100% carbon-free and to become 100% renewable by 2025. Currently our ECOplus service is over 50% renewable and our ECO100 service is 100% renewable (see PenCleanEnergy.com/power-mix for details about our power content). Below are some of our clean, renewable energy sources.

NameResource TypeLocationStatusGenerating Capacity (MW)
WrightSolarMerced CountyOperating200
ShilohWindSolano CountyOperating150
Voyager Wind llWindKern CountyOperating63
ChaparralSolar / StorageKern CountyIn construction102 MW / 52 MW, 208 MWh
AricaSolar / StorageRiversideIn developmentSolar: 100 MW
Storage: 50 MW/ 200 MWh
Mustang Two WhirlawaySolarKings CountyOperating100
GonzagaWindMerced CountyIn development76.35
Sky River Wind RepowerWindKern CountyOperating30.2
Buena Vista WindContra Costa CountyOperating38
The GeysersGeothermalLake and Sonoma CountiesOperating (contract begins July 2022)35
Heber 2GeothermalImperial CountyIn development26
Hatchet Creek HydroShasta County Operating7.5
Roaring Creek HydroShasta County Operating2
Bidwell DitchHydroShasta County Operating2
CloverHydroShasta CountyOperating0.99

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