Has your California education district or government agency considered renewables to save on operating costs?
You may want to act now, as the California Public Utilities Commission is in the final hour of decision-making. Investor-owned utilities have been loud voices in this regulatory discussion to significantly reduce or even annihilate savings opportunities for entities like yours who are looking to install on-site energy. (Read more details.) However, there is at least a short window to lock in savings that can benefit your organization for up to 20 years.
Don’t wait. Act now.
- Christine Miktarian, Vice Chancellor of Operations and Information Systems, State Center Community College District
- Lynn Compton, District 4 Supervisor & County Board Chair, San Luis Obispo County
- Sherrie Castellanos, Chief Business Official, South Monterey County Joint Union High School District
ForeFront Power + SPURR have de-risked the process
SPURR makes public procurement in California easy. Their objective for California agencies is to save time, save money, and reduce risk.
(See 2:00 on the video to learn about State Center Community College District’s experience with SPURR.)
As a joint powers authority (JPA), SPURR ran a competitive RFP to vet seven developers serving California to source the best piggy-backable contract for the state’s public agencies. ForeFront Power was selected as the sole winner of this RFP based on four criteria:
Financial Stability
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