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Clean Energy Alliance electricity rates

Residential customers paid an average of 41.7¢ per kWh in 2025, 26% above the California average of 33.0¢ for the latest 12 months.

Clean Energy Alliance reports the energy (supply) part of the bill only. The rate above adds the California average for the other part, so treat it as an estimate.

Average rate

41.7¢/kWh

2025, all residential revenue ÷ kWh

Average bill

$130/mo

At 311 kWh a month

1-year change

+1.3%

5 years: –

Average rate by year

202128.8¢
202230.5¢
202336.6¢
202441.2¢
202541.7¢

Clean Energy Alliance bill at different usage levels

Estimated monthly bill at Clean Energy Alliance's 2025 average rate of 41.7¢ per kWh. Actual bills vary with your plan, fixed charges and taxes.

Monthly useClean Energy AllianceCalifornia average
500 kWh$209$165
750 kWh$313$247
1,000 kWh$417$330
1,500 kWh$626$495
2,000 kWh$835$660

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Clean Energy Alliance: common questions

How much does Clean Energy Alliance charge per kWh?
Clean Energy Alliance residential customers paid an average of 41.7¢ per kWh in 2025, counting all charges, according to EIA Form 861 data. This is an estimate: Clean Energy Alliance reports only part of the bill, so the California average for the other part is added.
What is the average Clean Energy Alliance electric bill?
The average Clean Energy Alliance household used 311 kWh a month in 2025, which works out to about $130 a month at the average rate.
Is Clean Energy Alliance cheaper than other utilities in California?
Clean Energy Alliance's average rate is 26% above the California average of 33.0¢. 57 of 59 utilities in California have a lower average rate.
Did Clean Energy Alliance raise rates?
Clean Energy Alliance's average residential rate changed +1.3% from 2024 to 2025.
Is my Clean Energy Alliance bill too high?
Enter the kWh and amount from your bill in the free bill check on AverageElectricBill.com. It compares your use with similar California homes and your rate with Clean Energy Alliance's average.

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Source: U.S. EIA Form EIA-861, 2025 final data.