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There are questions and issues to answer:
Is a  great community  energy & SDG&E  partnership  in the cards?
Will there be a fair transfer of generation assets from SDG&E?
Will  the Direct Access Market in San Diego expand removing
load certainty for any new public power agency or CCA?
What local generation resources  can be developed
to ensure a robust partnership between a Public Power Agency and SDG&E?
How can a robust partnership accelerate electrification of transportation and the marine environment?
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In 2018 San Diego Energy District produced a comprehensive Energy Futures Academy program. SDED has the material, resources and​ know-how to stimulate best in class concepts and plans for the future of this region, scaleable to all regions capable of owning and managing their supplies of energy.

SDG&E PROFITS ARE AN ABUSE OF POWER.


In 2014 SDE&E posted a record $507 million in PROFITS, after taking a $119 million charge for the early retirement of the San Onofre nuclear power plant. And this is what we call a "Public Utility". At a time when schools, hospitals, businesses and homes are struggling with escalating energy costs, SDG&E puts ratepayers' hard earned money in their pockets. To put it in perspective to the tune of $24.25 million a month. San Diego public schools pay $20 million a year for energy at a time when they are struggling with budgets, and teacher salaries. 


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  • Home
  • 2019 Webinar Series
    • Webinar Education Material
    • Strategic Decarbonization Plan
    • 2020 San Diego Decarbonization Symposium
    • FAQ for Webinar Attendees
    • Webinar Archive
    • 2019 EFA SPONSORS
  • About
    • Donate
    • Mission Statement
    • SDED Videos >
      • Ted Talk Lane
    • What is CCA? >
      • How CCA works >
        • San Diego's Community Choice Progress
    • Structure >
      • Members and Sponsors >
        • Member Comment: Primo Wind
      • Board >
        • Board Member Profiles
      • Advisors >
        • Advisor Profiles
        • What is an Advisor?
      • Ambassadors
  • Initiatives
    • Energy Futures Academy
    • Accelerating Community Choice Aggregation
    • Advancing the Clean Energy Economy >
      • Community Choice & Storage
      • Transmission Access Fees >
        • SB 692 CACE letter
      • SB 350 Letter
  • Membership
    • Membership Reward Program
    • Learn About Membership
    • Tier 1
    • Tier 2
    • Tier 3
    • Tier 4