Commonwealth Energy Converts to Green Power

Published on: March 2, 1999

Commonwealth Energy Corporation, California’s largest Electric Service Provider, will convert its 38,000 residential and small business customers from system power to the company’s GreenSmart program, using California-based, renewable energy sources. Unlike most green power programs, which require people to pay a premium, the power will be provided at a discount from what they’re currently paying.

Calpine Corporation supplies the power. About 60 percent comes from geothermal sources; the rest comes from forest waste biomass production. Commonwealth is one of the cheapest energy providers in the state and the company believes green electricity can be cost-competitive with traditional supplies.

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