Customers can participate in PIPP as long as their CCA is participating in the pilot. The following CCAs in the SCE service area are participating in the PIPP Pilot:

• Clean Power Alliance (CPA)
• Apple Valley Choice Energy (AVCE)
• Lancaster Choice Energy (LCE)
• Pico Rivera Innovative Municipal Energy (PRIME)
• Pomona Choice Energy (PCE)
• Rancho Mirage Energy Authority (RMEA)
• San Jacinto Power (SJPO)
• Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE)

If a participating PIPP customer is subsequently enrolled into CCA service by a non-participating CCA, the customer will be removed from the PIPP pilot.
 

No, master-metered operators such as mobile home parks and their sub-metered tenants are not eligible to participate in the PIPP pilot

No, customers who do not have a SmartMeter are not eligible to participate in the PIPP pilot.

No, Direct Access customers are not eligible to participate in the PIPP pilot.

No, NEM customers are not eligible to participate in the PIPP pilot. If a participating PIPP customer subsequently enrolls in NEM rates, the customer will be removed from PIPP.

No, PIPP eligibility is based on household income. If you receive the CARE rate based on participation in an approved categorical program but your household income exceeds 200% Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPL) you do not qualify for the pilot.

Yes, you will be asked to complete the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) program income verification/recertification process. For details, please visit our CARE Post-Enrollment Verification webpage.

As a licensee, you may choose to pay the full term, quarterly, or on an annual basis, with initial payment due at execution of the License Agreement.

A standard license term is 5 years. However, given the nature of our operations, Licensees should recognize that we reserve the right to terminate or modify the license at any time. The licensee shall bear all expenses for the removal or relocation of items if the license is terminated or modified.