Judy And Mary The Power Source
Katariina Washuk
You get both when you choose renewable and clean electricity from Silicon Valley Clean Energy. We partner with PG&E to deliver your electricity and ensure we provide transparent costs. The charges you see on your bill can be simplified into two categories:
Based on typical residential usage of 491 kWh under the E-TOUC rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective July 2024. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2023.
Based on typical small commercial usage of 1,851 kWh per month under the B-1 Time of Use rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2024. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2023.
Based on large commercial monthly usage of 148,625 kWh per month and annual peak demand of 499 kW under the B19S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2023. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2022.
En funcin del uso residencial tpico de 491 kWh segn el esquema de tarifas E-TOUC con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarn segn el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El clculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energa renovable de PG&E segn se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgacin de Fuentes de Energa de la Comisin de Energa de California en junio de 2022.
En funcin del uso comercial pequeo tpico de 1,851 kWh por mes segn el esquema de tarifas de Tiempo de Uso B-1 con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarn segn el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El clculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energa renovable de PG&E segn se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgacin de Fuentes de Energa de la Comisin de Energa de California en junio de 2022.
En funcin del uso mensual comercial grande de 148,625 kWh por mes y la demanda pico anual de 499 kW segn el esquema de tarifas B19S con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarn segn el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El clculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energa renovable de PG&E segn se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgacin de Fuentes de Energa de la Comisin de Energa de California en junio de 2022.
Dựa theo mức sử dụng tư gia điển hnh l 491 kWh theo biểu gi E-TOUC ở mức gi hiện tại của PG&E, v mức gi của SVCE c hiệu lực từ thng Ging, 2023. Chi ph thực sự sẽ thay đổi ty theo mức sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu gi v những yếu tố khc. Ước tnh được cung cấp l trung bnh của mức gi theo ma. Loại năng lượng ti tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Bo Co Thường Nin cho Chương Trnh Khai Trnh Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vo thng Su, 2022.
Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại nhỏ điển hnh l 1,851 kWh mỗi thng theo biểu gi của Thời Hạn Sử Dụng B-1 theo mức gi hiện tại của PG&E, v mức gi của SVCE hiệu lực vo thng Ging, 2023. Chi ph thực tế sẽ khc nhau ty thuộc vo cch sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu gi v cc yếu tố khc. Ước tnh được cung cấp l trung bnh của mức gi theo ma. Loại năng lượng ti tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Bo Co Thường Nin cho Chương Trnh Khai Trnh Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vo thng Su, 2022.
Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại lớn hng thng l 148,625 kWh mỗi thng v nhu cầu cao điểm hng năm l 499 kW theo biểu gi B19S theo mức gi hiện tại của PG&E, v mức gi của SVCE c hiệu lực vo thng Ging, 2023. Chi ph thực tế sẽ khc nhau ty thuộc vo cch sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu gi v cc yếu tố khc. Ước tnh ny l trung bnh của mức gi theo ma. Loại năng lượng ti tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Bo Co Thường Nin cho Chương Trnh Khai Trnh Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vo thng Su, 2022.
Based on medium commercial monthly usage of 22,540 kWh per month under the B10S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective July 2024. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2023.
As the Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), Girish Balachandran works with the elected Board to develop and implement strategies empowering the SVCE team and community achieve its ambitious decarbonization goals. He leads the passionate employees of SVCE as they creatively solve challenges to bend the carbon curve downward in the electric supply, built environment and transportation sectors.
Prior to joining Silicon Valley Clean Energy, Bena was the Intergovernmental Relations Director for the City of San Jose, the 10th largest city in the United States. While at the City of San Jose, she engaged on and advocated for a vast variety of municipal policy issues at the regional, state and federal levels ranging from homelessness, pandemic mitigation and response, and clean energy.
Andrea supports the SVCE Board of Directors and board committees, keeps SVCE records and supports the CEO. Most recently, Andrea was a senior staff assistant for the City of Sunnyvale, reporting to the environmental programs manager.
Amrit oversees and leads the finance, information technology and human resources activities of SVCE. Amrit brings two decades of experience in the California Energy Markets with extensive experience in managing risks of complex energy procurement portfolios as well as in energy regulation, rate design, and commodity portfolio management.
Kevin Armstrong is the Deputy Director of Administrative Services and supports the Finance, Information Technology and Human Resources activities of SVCE. Kevin is responsible for risk management around supplier and vendor contracts, financial reporting and analysis to the Board of Directors, lenders, and credit agencies, and office administration.
Kevin earned a BS degree in Civil / Environmental Engineering from Stanford University and dual MS degrees in City & Regional Planning and Transportation Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley.
Aidas Baublys is the Senior Financial Analyst at SVCE, where he is responsible for providing research, financial data analysis, forecasting, budgeting, treasury reporting, portfolio/counterparty credit risk monitoring and other key financial functions that supports business decision making, strategy and operations across all departments.
Prior to joining SVCE, Aidas was a senior financial analyst at New York Power Authority where he was supporting major top-line FP&A functions, including financial forecasting, budgeting, data auditing and assessment of financial health and operational performance of internal business units.
Previously, Aidas also has held several finance/analytical roles at New York and Connecticut based private equity investment companies, global hospitality company and a leading fixed income research firm.
Prior to joining SVCE, Pamela served as Communications Specialist for Prospect Silicon Valley where she was responsible for developing messaging, collateral, managing the website, coordinating events and social media content.
Before joining SVCE, Leslie worked as a Marketing Specialist with Central Coast Community Energy where she created campaigns and materials to launch new energy programs, managed multiple vendors to support marketing tactics, and produced customer communications. She also worked for Digital NEST, a non-profit technology learning center for Latinx youth, as their web designer and people, projects + leadership coordinator.
Colleen is passionate about connecting communities to energy insights that help guide policies, encourage action and amplify equitable solutions. As the Associate Data Scientist, she supports the team by advancing strategic and exploratory analysis for data-driven decisions.
Most recently, Colleen received a Master of Environmental Data Science from the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UC Santa Barbara. She joined SVCE as a Climate Corps Fellow in 2018 after graduating from UC Santa Barbara with a B.A. in Environmental Science. Colleen led marketing, engagement and outreach initiatives on the Energy Services & Community Relations team prior to her role on the Decarbonization Programs & Policy team.
Peter works on creating, implementing and evaluating programs that focus on building electrification and decarbonization. Peter has over a decade of experience in sustainability and energy efficiency.
A licensed Mechanical Engineer, he began at Mazzetti in HVAC design of healthcare facilities. His role soon grew to incorporate sustainable design coordination, whole-building energy modeling, greenhouse gas inventories, and LEED project management.
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