Ava Community Energy
@avaenergy.org
Powering Alameda County and the Valley – your local, not-for-profit electricity supplier. Green power, low rates, community involvement & local programs. AvaEnergy.org
CEO Howard Chang: @ceo.avaenergy.org
CEO Howard Chang: @ceo.avaenergy.org
Every project in our growing portfolio reflects our values: transparency about where your power comes from, clean energy infrastructure that benefits our region, and progress toward 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030. Want to see what else we're building? Visit AvaEnergy.org/power-projects
Our Renewable Power Projects | Ava Community Energy
Ava is building renewable power plants to supply our customers with clean electricity at stable, sustainable rates.
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November 21, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Every project in our growing portfolio reflects our values: transparency about where your power comes from, clean energy infrastructure that benefits our region, and progress toward 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030. Want to see what else we're building? Visit AvaEnergy.org/power-projects
⚡ Want to learn more about heat pump water heaters? AvaEnergy.org/hpwh
⚡ Ready to purchase? Visit our incentive finder: incentives.AvaEnergy.org
⚡ If you're a commercial customer, learn more here: AvaEnergy.org/for-businesses/commercial-buildings
⚡ Ready to purchase? Visit our incentive finder: incentives.AvaEnergy.org
⚡ If you're a commercial customer, learn more here: AvaEnergy.org/for-businesses/commercial-buildings
October 23, 2025 at 4:31 PM
⚡ Want to learn more about heat pump water heaters? AvaEnergy.org/hpwh
⚡ Ready to purchase? Visit our incentive finder: incentives.AvaEnergy.org
⚡ If you're a commercial customer, learn more here: AvaEnergy.org/for-businesses/commercial-buildings
⚡ Ready to purchase? Visit our incentive finder: incentives.AvaEnergy.org
⚡ If you're a commercial customer, learn more here: AvaEnergy.org/for-businesses/commercial-buildings
Plus, residents and qualifying small businesses will see a $58.23 “California Climate Credit” on your October energy bills. This credit comes from California’s cap-and-trade program, which helps to reduce carbon pollution and improve public health.
October 9, 2025 at 6:37 PM
Plus, residents and qualifying small businesses will see a $58.23 “California Climate Credit” on your October energy bills. This credit comes from California’s cap-and-trade program, which helps to reduce carbon pollution and improve public health.
Yay! So happy you’re having so much fun with your new e-bike 🥳
September 28, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Yay! So happy you’re having so much fun with your new e-bike 🥳