San Jose Approves Municipal Aggregation, Requires $55 Million For Start-up
May 17,2017
The City of San Jose has approved the creation of an opt-out municipal aggregation (community choice aggregation), with the San Jose Mercury News reporting that the program, dubbed San Jose Clean Energy, will require $55 million in start-up funding
Service is slated to start next spring
See the San Jose Mercury News for more
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