| Fremont has reached a major sustainability milestone—both residents and businesses are now 100% powered by renewable energy! A Citywide Transition
To support the goals of Fremont’s Climate Action Plan, the City Council voted in June 2024 to set Renewable 100 as the default electricity service plan for all Ava Community Energy(Ava) customers. Ava is a local, not-for-profit public agency that has generated electricity for Fremont residents and businesses since 2018. PG&E still handles the delivery of electricity—including maintaining the electric grid, handling billing, and resolving outages. Ava’s Renewable 100 plan is a clean energy option, sourced from wind and solar to help reduce communitywide greenhouse gas emissions. City facilities transitioned to Renewable 100 in 2022, residents transitioned in 2025, and businesses just completed their transition this year. Energy Options
Customers can choose Renewable 100 (100% renewable energy priced 1¾ cents higher than PG&E), Bright Choice (more than 50% renewable energy priced 0.5% lower than PG&E), or PG&E generation service. For most residents, Renewable 100 is about $6–$7 more per month than Ava’s Bright Choice plan (Fremont’s previous default plan). For an average small business, it’s about $25–$30 more per month. Flexibility for All Customers
Even though Renewable 100 is now Fremont’s default electricity service plan, both residents and businesses can change their plan at any time.
To change your plan, visit AvaEnergy.org/Fremont or contact Ava’s customer support at 833-699-3223 (weekdays, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). Plan changes typically take one to two billing cycles to take effect. Fremont’s citywide transition to Renewable 100 reflects our strong commitment to cleaner energy and a climate-ready future. Thanks to our community for being part of this progress! |
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