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Sustainable Energy
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Cap & Trade Implementation
View an explanation of the Cap and Trade Program and how the state uses it to encourage the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Feed-In Tariff Program
Learn more about the city's Feed-In Tariff Program and how its used for energy that's purchased from eligible small-scale renewable energy resources within Anaheim's service territory.
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Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan
What will Anaheim look like in 2030? In order for Anaheim to thrive, the electricity and water that provide for the basic needs will need to be reliable and clean, but also economically sustainable.
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Integrated Resource Plan
Clean Energy and Pollution Reduction Act of 2015 - Senate Bill (SB) 350. Among its requirements, SB 350 mandates an increase in the procurement of renewables from 33% to 50% by 2030, and requires certain publicly-owned utilities, including Anaheim, to adopt and file an Integrated Resources Plan
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myPower Savings Program
Anaheim is paying eligible residential customers to reduce electricity usage when needed...
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Plug-In Electric Vehicles
Find information and access resources for purchasing and owning a plug-in electric vehicle.
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Power Content Label
Anaheim continues to transition from carbon intensive coal energy to clean renewable energy. From 2004 to 2016, Anaheim has increased renewable energy from 1% to 41% while reducing coal power from 73% to 32%.
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Renewables Portfolio Standard
Review documents concerning an amendment and adoption of the renewable portfolio standard.
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Solar / Customer Owned
Are you thinking about going solar? A few helpful links...