On November 21, 2019, MCE’s Board of Directors approved membership for the Cities of Vallejo and Pleasant Hill, Calif.

The approval sets the stage for the cities to offer MCE's aggregation on an opt-out basis

Pending the California Public Utilities Commission’s approval of MCE’s revised Implementation Plan in early 2020, Vallejo and Pleasant Hill electricity customers will receive service from MCE on an opt-out basis in 2021.

Vallejo and Pleasant Hill’s combined 150,000 community members represent approximately 64,000 electric service accounts.

The City of Vallejo is the largest community in Solano County with 122,000 residents. Pleasant Hill has a population of approximately 35,000

MCE now has 36 member communities in Solano, Marin, Napa, and Contra Costa Counties

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