San Jose will switch its residents to a city-owned electricity provider by March in a push toward 100 percent renewable energy over the next decade.
Residents will receive postcards announcing the switch to San Jose Clean Energy (SJCE) with an option to opt out back to regular PG&E service. SJCE will become the city’s official electricity provider in February.
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