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Pomona Choice Energy reminds customers to remain vigilant of potential imposters pretending to be Pomona Choice Energy. Pomona Choice Energy will never go door to door asking to enroll customers or install renewable energy products.

Pomona Choice Energy, the City of Pomona’s locally-managed, community choice aggregation (CCA) program, celebrated its two-year anniversary on October 1, 2022. Pomona Choice Energy currently serves 36,092 residential customers and 5,116 commercial and industrial customers throughout the City.

Pomona Choice Energy, created by the City of Pomona specifically for residents and local businesses, is proud to be your energy provider. Our community choice energy program is one of 25 in California, all of which focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ongoing dependence on harmful fossil fuels. 

As Pomona Choice Energy works to provide clean power at competitive rates, we’re proud to share a special offer from our partner, OhmConnect, to help customers save even more money this summer. 

Pomona Choice Energy has teamed up with Emporia to provide Pomona residents with discounted energy efficiency devices to conserve power, lower electricity bills and benefit the environment. 

Summer is around the corner and heatwaves will be here again soon. Pomona Choice Energy encourages customers to conserve energy during the upcoming summer months to keep the electricity grid stable and avoid rolling blackouts. 

Each year, at the end of the 12-month relevant period, Pomona Choice Solar customers true-up their balances with SCE. The annual true-up process involves reviewing the monthly statements to determine the amount of solar energy you used versus generated. Based on that calculation, you may be eligible for an energy credit from Pomona Choice Energy. 

Pomona Choice Energy, managed by the City of Pomona, is your local, not-for-profit energy provider. We purchase electricity on behalf of residents and local businesses while Southern California Edison (SCE) continues to deliver that energy through its power lines to your home or business, and bills you.