Our 100% renewable plan
Lancaster is on track to become the first “Net-Zero” City by 2020. Whether you are a resident or a local business, you have the power to create change for our environment. Choosing to enroll in the Smart Choice 100% renewable program is the first step to helping make this dream become a reality.
While our standard product, Clear Choice, offers 35% renewable energy, LE’s Smart Choice rate plan offers customers the option of “opting-up” to 100% renewable energy content at a competitive price.
LE is committed to providing clean, economical electricity. With Smart Choice your electricity will come from renewable energy sources such as wind. And, as we continue to grow, we will add other types of locally produced power to the mix.
How much does it cost?
If you are a residential customer and you opt up to the Smart Choice program, you will pay just $10 more per month flat rate. If you are a commercial or non-residential customer, you will pay 1.5₵ more per kWh. Plus you will be doubly satisfied knowing that 100% of your electricity comes from renewable sources and the cost is affordable.
“Recognizing the need to conserve energy and do our part to protect our environment, we were the first private business to construct a solar system in the Antelope Valley. However, it wasn’t until the Smart Choice became available that we were able to meet 100% of our energy requirements from renewable sources. We are pleased that now we have control of how all the energy we use is produced”
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If you decide that Smart Choice is not for you, you may switch back to Clear Choice at any time.
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100% renewable energy content with solar, wind or geo-thermal sources
Solar owners can earn up to 100% more for energy fed to the grid