Commercial Rates and Billing

RCEA’s Community Choice Energy program partners with PG&E to give you cleaner, lower cost electricity, and a single, consolidated bill. The charges you see on your PG&E bill are split into two categories:

• Electric Delivery Rates—PG&E delivery rates are identical for all customers, whether or not they’re enrolled in CCE.
• Electricity Generation Rates—Generation rates vary slightly, depending on which CCE service level you choose. Our standard REpower product costs slightly less than PG&E’s electricity, and it’s higher in renewables. Our premium REpower+ product costs slightly more, but it’s 100% renewable.

REpower is our standard electricity service level. All eligible Humboldt County customers are automatically transitioned to this level of service, which is:

• Lower cost than your current PG&E electricity service
• Higher in renewable power than PG&E’s mix.

REpower+ is our premium product, perfect for those who want to reduce their carbon footprints even further. You can Opt Up to REpower+ at any time; just visit our Options page or call us at 1-800-931-RCEA (7232). REpower+ service is:

• 100% carbon free
• Costs just $0.01 per kWh more than the standard REpower rate ($15 per month for a typical small business using 1,500 kWh per month).

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RATE DETAILS

RCEA’s Community Choice Energy program rates replace PG&E’s rates for generation on your bill, as illustrated on the RCEA generation page of your bill. PG&E also levies additional fees on CCE customers. All of these are included when we present cost comparisons (PDF).

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Current complete list of RCEA Non-Residential rates

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Historic Commercial Rates:

• January 2023 (PDF)
• October 2022 (PDF)
• July 2022 (PDF)
• March 2022 (PDF)
• March 2021 (PDF) 
• January 2021 (PDF)
• October 2020 (PDF)
• August 2020 (PDF)
• May 2020 (PDF)
• March 2020 (PDF)
• October 2019 (PDF)
• July 2019 (PDF)
• June 2019 (PDF)
• March 2018 (PDF)
• January 2017 (PDF)
  
• RCEA and PG&E’s list comparing typical electric rates and average monthly charges including explanations, on PG&E’s website.
• Net Energy Metering program
• TOU (Time-of-Use) Rate Plans (via PG&E’s website)

Rates for the Community Choice Energy program are set by the Board of Directors at regularly scheduled meetings that are open to the public.

RCEA and PG&E are working together to bring you Community Choice Energy. Even our billing efforts are combined—you’ll only get one bill (from PG&E), which will include RCEA generation charges.

BILLING