The Power to Choose
With San Diego Community Power, you can reduce your business’s carbon footprint without hurting your bottom line.
PowerOn, our standard service, is over 50% renewable. With a higher renewable energy content at a price competitive with SDG&E, PowerOn allows you to simply and easily reduce your carbon footprint.
Power100, our premium service, is 100% renewable and carbon-free. Power100 enables you to eliminate your greenhouse gas production from your electricity use at a slightly higher rate than PowerOn.
Commercial customers who opt up to Power100 are also eligible to become Power100 Champions. See below for more information.
Learn more and compare our service plans here.
Become A Power100 Champion
Commercial customers who opt up to receive our premium Power100 service are eligible to become Power100 Champions, local businesses that partner with San Diego Community Power to receive 100% renewable energy and work towards a cleaner and greener future.
Becoming a Power100 Champion not only allows you to demonstrate your commitment to clean energy, but you also gain access to a network of local businesses who value sustainability, co-branding opportunities with San Diego Community Power and more.
To learn how you can become a Power100 Champion, click here.
Rates
If you were enrolled in San Diego Community Power services in 2021 in the Cities of San Diego, Chula Vista, Encinitas, Imperial Beach and La Mesa (most of our commercial customers), please see our San Board Approved Commercial Rates, effective as of February 1, 2024, below.
2024 Commercial Rates for Customers Enrolled in 2021
If you were enrolled in San Diego Community Power services in 2022 in the Cities of San Diego, Chula Vista, Encinitas, Imperial Beach and La Mesa (a small percentage of our commercial customers), please see our San Board Approved Commercial Rates, effective as of February 1, 2024, below.
2024 Commercial Rates for Customers Enrolled in 2022
If you were enrolled in San Diego Community Power services in 2023 and/or in National City or an unincorporated community of San Diego County, please see our San Board Approved Commercial Rates, effective as of February 1, 2024, below.
2024 Commercial Rates for Customers Enrolled in 2023
Joint Rate Comparison
San Diego Community Power and SDG&E have worked together to create a Joint Rate Comparison of our typical electric rates, average monthly bills and electric generation power sources. View the most recent February 2023 Joint Rate Comparison here.
The Joint Rate Comparison depicts estimated costs based on average customer usage by rate class. Individual customer results may vary based on, but not limited to, usage, distribution, location and generation load size.
To view previous Joint Rate comparisons, see below (this is not reflective of current rates):
View the June 2022 Joint Rate Comparison here.
Historical Rates