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In February 2025, we transitioned to solar power. While we harness the benefits of solar energy, our electricity is still supplied through PG&E’s lines around the clock. Our community’s solar project is backed by a Solar PSP provider agreement, which offers a set amount of solar electricity at a rate of 10.6₵ per kWh, in addition to PG&E rates that include their standard surcharges.
The Oaks Community has transitioned to solar power — a significant change that not only provides reliable energy in any weather but also offers substantial cost savings to residents.
Historically, PG&E rates have fluctuated between $0.40 and $0.50 per kWh. For instance, at a rate of $0.50 per kWh, consuming 7,500 kWh would amount to $3,750. However, with our new solar project, the rate is locked in at under $0.106 per kWh, meaning that the same usage now costs approximately $825. This translates to an estimated annual savings of $2,875 per household.
Moreover, PG&E rates are predicted to rise over the next 25 years (by 2050). Given that our solar power rate is secured at less than 11₵ per kWh, the financial advantages will only increase as PG&E prices escalate, ensuring long-term value and stability for our community.
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