Community Choice’s Renewable and Storage Deals Exceed 11 GW

California Current

Community choice aggregators in California added 1,400 MW of new renewable deals this year, to reach more than 11,225 MW of long-term non fossil energy resource agreements to date.

These contracts represent more than $14 billion in renewable and energy storage projects. They are estimated to support a total 24,000 construction jobs.

“CCAs are procuring the diversity of resources that are needed for the state to achieve a 100% clean electricity system, with a focus on affordability, reliability, and resilience,” California CCA Executive Director Beth Vaughan said in a statement at the end of last week.

CCAs inked a total of 243 agreements for solar, wind, energy storage, geothermal, demand response, and biogas running between 10 to 25 years, with all to be operational by 2026.

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