2025 Historical Product Content Label¹

ECO100 matches 100% of your electricity usage. In 2025, ECO100 was made up of the following new renewable resources averaged annually.

For comparison, the current average mix of resources supplying Peninsula Clean Energy includes: Coal (0%), Nuclear (0%), Oil (0 %), Natural Gas (0%), Hydroelectric (48.3%), Eligible Renewable (51.7%), and Other (0%). This resource mix was prepared in accordance with the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure for 2023.

The average home in San Mateo County uses 389 kWh per month. This is based on a representative 12-month billing history for all customers on the E-TOU-C rate schedule for PG&E and Peninsula Clean Energy’s published rates as of March, 2025.

The Green-e® Energy Standard requires that renewable electricity and RECs generated in or delivered to California must be matched with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission allowances retired on behalf of the generation. This ensures that California customers are using renewable electricity or RECs that contribute to GHG reductions above and beyond what is required by state regulatory policies. In 2024, the pool of free voluntary allowances from the state’s Voluntary Renewable Energy Program (VREP) was depleted, and there is uncertainty around when more allowances will become available. The Green-e® Governance Board has approved a waiver allowing Green-e® certified products with VREP-eligible 2025 supply to not purchase GHG allowances to make up for the lack of free allowances. As a result, California allowances will not be retired on behalf of calendar year 2025 renewable MWh generation provided to customers of ECO100, and this product therefore supported compliance with state GHG reduction programs rather than going above and beyond statewide emissions regulations. To learn more about VREP, please visit the California Air Resources Board’s website. To learn more about the Green-e® certification program, please visit green-e.org

For specific information about this product, please contact Peninsula Clean Energy, 1-866-966-0110, [email protected], www.PenCleanEnergy.com.

¹ These figures reflect the renewables that we have contracted to provide. Actual figures may vary according to resource availability. We will annually report to you before August 1 of next year in the form of a Historical Product Content Label the actual resource mix of the electricity you purchased.

² New Renewables come from generation facilities that first began commercial operation within the past 15 years.

ECO100 is Green-e® Energy certified, and meets the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the not-for-profit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.

2024 Historical Product Content Label¹

ECO100 matches 100% of your electricity usage. In 2024, ECO100 was made up of the following new renewable resources averaged annually.

¹ These figures reflect the power delivered to ECO100’s customers in 2024.

² New Renewables come from generation facilities that first began commercial operation within the past 15 years.

³ Eligible hydroelectric facilities are defined in the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (http://www.green-e.org/standard) and include facilities certified by the Low Impact Hydropower Institute (LIHI) (www.lowimpacthydro.org) or EcoLogo (www.ecologo.org); and facilities comprised of a turbine in a pipeline or a turbine in an irrigation canal.

The Green-e® Energy Standard requires that renewable electricity and RECs generated in or delivered to California must be matched with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission allowances retired on behalf of the generation. This ensures that California customers are using renewable electricity or RECs that contribute to GHG reductions above and beyond what is required by state regulatory policies. In 2024, the pool of free voluntary allowances from the state’s Voluntary Renewable Energy Program (VREP) was depleted, and there is uncertainty around when more allowances will become available. The Green-e® Governance Board has approved a waiver allowing Green-e® certified products with VREP-eligible 2024 supply to not procure GHG allowances. As a result, California allowances were not retired on behalf of calendar year 2024 renewable MWh generation provided to customers of ECO100, and it therefore supported compliance with state GHG reduction programs rather than going above and beyond statewide emissions regulations. To learn more about VREP, please visit the California Air Resources Board’s website. To learn more about Green-e® certification, please visit green-e.org.

For comparison, the current average mix of resources supplying Peninsula Clean Energy includes: Coal (0%), Nuclear (0%), Oil (0%), Natural Gas (0%), Hydroelectric (49.9%), Eligible Renewable (50.1%), and Other (0%). This resource mix was prepared in accordance with the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure for 2024.

The average home in San Mateo County uses 389 kWh per month. This is based on a representative 12-month billing history for all customers on the E-TOU-C rate schedule for PG&E and Peninsula Clean Energy’s published rates as of March, 2025.

For specific information about this product, please contact Peninsula Clean Energy, 1-866-966-0110, [email protected], www.PenCleanEnergy.com.

ECO100 is Green-e® Energy certified, and meets the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.

2023 Historical Product Content Label¹

ECO100 matches 100% of your electricity usage. In 2023, ECO100 was made up of the following new renewable resources averaged annually.

¹ These figures reflect the power delivered to ECO100’s customers in 2023.

² New Renewables come from generation facilities that first began commercial operation within the past 15 years.

³ Eligible hydroelectric facilities are defined in the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (http://www.green-e.org/standard) and include facilities certified by the Low Impact Hydropower Institute (LIHI) (www.lowimpacthydro.org) or EcoLogo (www.ecologo.org); and facilities comprised of a turbine in a pipeline or a turbine in an irrigation canal.

For comparison, the current average mix of resources supplying PG&E includes: Coal (0.0%), Nuclear (49.3%), Oil (0.0 %), Natural Gas (4.8%), Hydroelectric (7.6 %), Eligible Renewable (38.3%) and Other (0.0%). This resource mix was prepared in accordance with California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure for 2022.

The average home in San Mateo County  uses 405 kWh per month. This is based on a representative 12-month billing history for all customers on the E-TOU-C rate schedule for PG&E and Peninsula Clean Energy’s published rates as of March, 2024.

For specific information about this product, please contact Peninsula Clean Energy, 1-866-966-0110, [email protected], www.PenCleanEnergy.com.

ECO100 is Green-e® Energy certified, and meets the environmental and consumer-protection standards set forth by the not-for-profit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.

Green-e® Energy certification requires that renewable electricity delivered to California customers must be matched with greenhouse gas emission allowances retired from the California Air Resources Board Voluntary Renewable Energy Program (CARB VREP). This ensures that California customers are using renewable electricity that contributes to greenhouse reductions above and beyond what is required by state regulatory policies. CARB’s VREP has run out of available allowances because more were requested for 2023 compliance than were available, resulting in Peninsula Clean Energy and all other VREP allowance applicants receiving 83% of the allowances requested.  Seventeen percent (17%) of the renewable electricity generation provided to customers of ECO100 in 2023 was not matched with allowance retirements and therefore supported compliance with state greenhouse gas reduction programs rather than going above and beyond statewide emissions regulations.  Green-e Energy program staff is requesting CARB increase available VREP allowances for future compliance years.  To learn more about VREP, please visit CARB’s website.  To learn more about Green-e® certification, please visit green-e.org