Peninsula Clean Energy has officially changed its name to WestLight Energy. Starting July 17, customers in San Mateo County and Los Banos will see the new name on their monthly utility bills, with no changes to services or benefits. The public agency, founded in 2016, serves more than 314,000 households and businesses with 100% clean energy at rates typically 5-10% lower than PG&E. Since its founding, it has saved customers over $226 million and invested more than $100 million in community energy projects. CEO Shawn Marshall said the new name reflects the agency's broader role in helping customers transition to a clean energy future.
PG&E CorpWestLight Energy offers rates 5-10% lower than PG&E, potentially drawing customers away.