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Pasadena Water & Power (PWP) offers its electric customers a rebate for photovoltaic (PV) installations, with a goal of helping to fund the installation of 14 megawatts

Pasadena signs that green 95 percent deal

City Council unanimously voted on Monday to allow Pasadena Water and Power to enter into a $512.2 million, 20-year power contract with Southern California Public Power Authority for

Pasadena Water and Power Shines Light on Solar Program

On Tuesday, Oct. 24, Pasadena Water and Power will provide an update to the City Council''s Municipal Services Committee about the solar program''s history, processes,

Pasadena Clean Energy Tracker | Pasadena

Pasadena Water and Power takes pride in providing safe, reliable, environmentally responsible water and power service at competitive rates. As a community-owned utility, PWP''s first priority is to serve our customers.

Qualifying Facility Interconnection and Metering

1 "Eligible Customer-Generator" means any customer of the Pasadena Water and Power Department who uses a solar or a wind turbine electrical generating facility, or a hybrid

Pasadena approves $512 million, 20-year solar energy and

The Pasadena City Council voted to approve a $512 million, 20-year contract that will allow Pasadena Water and Power to purchase solar photovoltaic energy and battery

New PWP Customer Portal

The new Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) Customer Portal, powered by MyMeter, allows you to view and pay your bills anywhere you have Internet access, anytime you want. Who can use the PWP Customer Portal? Any PWP

Pasadena Water & Power Integrated Resource Plan

Pasadena Water & Power 2021 Integrated Resource Plan Update 1 I. Executive Summary Since the 2018 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), energy market conditions and

City of Pasadena Continues to Advance Clean

The 20-year contract, scheduled to begin delivering energy by 2028, was negotiated by the City of Pasadena, Water and Power Department, along with the cities of Anaheim and Colton, and procured through the

Pasadena Water and Power

Pasadena Water and Power Pasadena''s Power Utility •Est.1906 as a community-owned utility •23 square-mile service area •65,000 electric customers (57K residential/8K

Pasadena Continues to Achieve Clean Energy Goals with Solar Power

As part of Pasadena''s commitment to clean energy, the City is expanding its energy portfolio with more solar power. The City Council has approved 105 megawatts (MW) of solar power and 55

Solar Initiative

The Pasadena Solar Initiative (PSI) is PWP''s commitment to a sustainable energy future through the promotion of renewable solar power. Through rebates, additional incentives and education,

Pasadena Water and Power Makes Progress toward

These efforts will diversify Pasadena Water and Power''s (PWP) energy resource portfolio and contribute to the City''s progress toward 100 percent carbon-free energy sources

City of Pasadena Continues to Advance Clean

As part of its ongoing transition to carbon-free electricity, the Pasadena City Council approved plans for 50 megawatts ("MW") of solar power from Grace Orchard Solar III, LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources,

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(a) Pasadena Water and Power i. Attn: Pasadena Solar Initiative 150 S. Los Robles Ave. Suite 200 Pasadena, CA 91101 2. Single Line Diagram: • Provide a complete set

Pasadena Water and Power Furthers Clean

As part of Pasadena''s commitment to clean energy, Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) is expanding its energy portfolio with more solar power. PWP is one of three community-owned utilities participating in a 20-year

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Where Our Power Comes From | Pasadena

PWP power comes from variety of sources including hydropower, natural-gas-fired generators, renewable energy such as solar and wind power, and power we purchase on the wholesale market. Our goal is a balanced and sustainable

Solar Attic Fan Rebate | Pasadena Water and Power

Pasadena Continues to Advance Clean Energy

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Power Integrated Resource Plan | Pasadena Water and Power

Pasadena Water and Power takes pride in providing safe, reliable, environmentally responsible water and power service at competitive rates. As a community-owned utility, PWP''s first

Requirements for Self-Generation | Pasadena Water and Power

Pasadena Water and Power takes pride in providing safe, reliable, environmentally responsible water and power service at competitive rates. As a community-owned utility, PWP''s first

Pasadena''s Water and Power Expands Solar Power Sourcing

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Council Approves 20-Year, $500 Million Solar Energy Contract

The City Council unanimously voted on Monday to allow Pasadena Water and Power to enter into a $512.2 million, 20-year power contract with Southern California Public

Pasadena Water and Power Expands Clean Energy Use with Power

Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) will be getting up to 39 megawatts of electricity from the Sapphire Solar project in Riverside County starting in December 2026, in

Net Metering and Surplus Compensation Enrollment Form

Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) solar customers are now eligible to receive compensation for any net surplus electricity generated by their solar system on or after

Pasadena Water and Power Launches New

Pasadena Water and Power is excited to announce the launch of its new mobile application, MyPWP. The app offers a one-stop solution for managing utility service, making it easier than ever to monitor usage, pay bills,

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Pasadena Water & Power seeks approval for 20-year, $500M solar

Pasadena Water and Power is seeking authorization from the City Council to enter into a 20-year power sales contract with Southern California Public Power Authority for solar

Pasadena Water and Power Shines Light on Solar Program

Pasadena''s Solar Program, which follows the Net Energy Metering (NEM) principle, is designed to enable customers to receive credits for the surplus electricity they

Green Power Program

Pasadena Water and Power: Rates, Coverage Area, Emissions

P asadena Water and Power provides electricity in Pasadena in Los Angeles County, California. There are 67,055 customers of the company. Exactly 8,510 of them are

City of Pasadena Continues to Achieve Clean

PASADENA, Calif.— As part of Pasadena''s commitment to clean energy, the City is expanding its energy portfolio with more solar power. The City Council has approved 105

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Who is Pasadena Water & Power?

About Pasadena Water and Power PWP delivers electricity to more than 65,000 customers within Pasadena and water to almost 38,000 households and businesses in Pasadena and adjacent communities in the San Gabriel Valley.

Will Pasadena get a new wind energy contract in 2025?

Pasadena currently holds a short-term CalWind contract and will begin receiving power from the new, 10-year agreement in May 2025. “This wind energy agreement is another significant step toward achieving our clean energy goals,” said David M. Reyes, PWP Acting General Manager.

Will Pasadena transition to carbon-free electricity?

PASADENA, Calif.— As part of its ongoing transition to carbon-free electricity, the Pasadena City Council approved plans for two, new energy contracts: a 10-year wind power contract with CalWind Resources, Incorporated (CalWind) and a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at the Glenarm Power Plant.

Does Pasadena have a battery storage system?

Purchase of Battery Storage at Glenarm Power Plant The recently approved BESS project at Pasadena’s Glenarm Power Plant will be the first, local utility-scale battery storage system in the city.

What's new at Pasadena's Glenarm Power Plant?

The recently approved BESS project at Pasadena’s Glenarm Power Plant will be the first, local utility-scale battery storage system in the city. The project will provide 25 MW of dispatchable storage capacity up to four hours at a time from Glenarm BESS, LLC, a special purpose entity created by EPC Energy Inc.

How do I contact city of Pasadena?

Its priorities are reliability, responsiveness to customers, competitive rates, and environmental stewardship. Stay connected to the City of Pasadena! Visit us online at CityOfPasadena.net; follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook; or call the City Service Center Monday through Friday during business hours at (626) 744-7311.