PG&E has increased rates for all customers to support their poles and wires (T&D). This affects Pioneer and non-Pioneer customers equally – everyone’s rates will go up the exact same dollar amount.
Don’t be misled. We guarantee that Pioneer’s savings over PG&E have not changed. Calculate your savings in El Dorado and Placer County.

Wildfire Safety Update Webinar for El Dorado and Placer Counties Scheduled April 13

Family playing outdoors

Pioneer Community Energy reminds residents of El Dorado and Placer Counties that PG&E will hold a webinar on April 13 from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm to present updates on its 2022 wildfire safety efforts.

The webinar will be interactive, and attendees will be able to ask questions and share feedback with PG&E’s team. The webinar will cover:

  • PG&E’s progress on wildfire prevention activities
    • What’s new for 2022
    • Increased powerline protection to reduce outages
    • Improved coordination for faster restoration times
  • Additional customer resources to prepare for wildfire season and outages

Visit PG&E’s registration page to get more information and to sign up to attend.

More News from Pioneer

More News from Pioneer

Solar Customers Receive Annual True-Up

Pioneer issued checks to solar customers with a cumulative net surplus of energy (known as Net Surplus Generators) during May for the March/April billing period if their credit balance (calculated at the Net Surplus Compensation Rate) for the past 12 months exceeded $25.00. Credit balances of less than $25.00 were rolled forward and applied to the next bill.

A few of our clients have contacted us to confirm the check’s authenticity. Rest assured, it is indeed real! If you receive a Blue or Orange check from Bill.com with a reference to Pioneer, it is safe to deposit. 

We take pride in helping our solar customers save; Pioneer pays $.005 (1/2 cent) per kWh more than PG&E for any over-production sold back to the grid (Net Surplus Compensation Rate or NSC).Â