Gas and Electricity

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Did you know that Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) is San Mateo County's official default electricity provider? For more information on Peninsula Clean Energy, please visit their website PenCleanEnergy.com or call (866) 966-0110.

With Peninsula Clean Energy, Brisbane residents and businesses are helping the environment while saving money. In 2016, Brisbane joined San Mateo County and all the other cities in the county to form Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE).  Peninsula Clean  Energy's purpose is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide clean energy at competitive rates.  PCE is a community-led, not-for-profit public agency that supplies electricity principally from wind, solar and hydro resources.  They invest in helping communities switch from fossil fuels to clean electricity in buildings and transportation.  Brisbane has chosen 100% renewable wind and solar to power all its municipal facilities.  See Brisbane's 2021 Community Benefits Summary here.

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We each play a part in keeping ourselves, as well as our community, safe.  As wildfires become a regular, annual occurrence in our state, we urge you to prepare for and stay safe during outages by taking the following actions: 
 

Be Ready for an Emergency 

PG&E offers many resources to help you prepare for emergencies, including wildfires. Start by visiting their dedicated safety website, safetyactioncenter.pge.com. You’ll find tools and tips on several preparedness topics, including how to: 

  • Create an emergency plan.
  • Stock your emergency kit.
  • Clear defensible space around your home or business.

Update Your Contact Information 

PG&E also urges customers to provide them with your contact information so they can reach you with important safety alerts and updates during wildfire season. If you have not yet confirmed or updated your contact information, including mobile numbers and email addresses, please visit pge.com/mywildfirealerts or call 866-743-6589. This is especially critical for medical baseline customers.  For additional questions, please email wildfiresafety@pge.com.

In addition to notifying customers directly, PG&E also will provide outage updates and information on social media, local news, radio and their website, pge.com.

Continue Conserving Power 

When megawatt demand is estimated to exceed available supply, the California Independent System Operator will call for rotating outages in order to lessen broader impacts to the region.  Sign up to receive Flex Alert notifications here.

It's always important to monitor your energy usage and conserve where you can, to help balance electricity supply and demand on the larger grid.  Visit pge.com/tips for ways to save.  Thank you for doing your part!