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.
| Name | Resource Type | Location | Status | Generating Capacity (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wright | Solar | Merced County | Operating | 200 |
| Shiloh | Wind | Solano County | Operating | 150 |
| Voyager Wind ll | Wind | Kern County | Operating | 126 |
| Chaparral | Solar | Kern County | In development | 102 |
| Chaparral | Storage | Kern County | In development | 52 MW / 208 MWh |
| Mustang Two Whirlaway | Solar | Kings County | Operating | 100 |
| Sky River Wind Repower | Wind | Kern County | Operating | 60 |
| Buena Vista | Wind | Contra Costa County | Operating | 38 |
| The Geysers | Geothermal | Lake and Sonoma Counties | Operating (contract begins July 2022) | 35 (of 725 total) |
| Hatchet Creek | Hydro | Shasta County | Operating | 7.5 |
| Roaring Creek | Hydro | Shasta County | Operating | 2 |
| Bidwell Ditch | Hydro | Shasta County | Operating | 2 |
| Clover | Hydro | Shasta County | Operating | 0.99 |