Politics & Government
Can Community Choice Aggregation Work for Riverside County?
The Board of Supervisors is considering a new form of providing electricity that could save money.

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA -- The Board of Supervisors is exploring a plan to offer more affordable electricity.
Known as community choice aggregation, the county "would act as a middle man of sorts and purchase electricity from existing providers such as Southern California Edison. Utilities still would own transmission lines and other infrastructure," according to The Press-Enterprise.
The plan would only apply to unincorporated areas of Riverside County.
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If the county moves forward with the plan, ratepayers could save roughly 9 percent on their bills, according to the newspaper.
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