March ECA

Rain and snow remain in the extended forecast for Northern California. With more water accumulating in California reservoirs, hydro conditions continue to improve. In addition, the Lodi Energy Center continues to perform well in terms of plant revenue. Forward purchases secured by Lodi Electric Utility staff helped mitigate price spikes in December and January, resulting in combined net revenues of approximately $3.3M. These net revenues helped reduce overall power supply costs, resulting in a March ECA credit of 3.77 cents/kWh. Customers have not seen an ECA credit since February 2022 and this is the highest historical ECA credit since the ECA was implemented in 2007. While the March ECA will help provide some much needed relief to customers experiencing higher than normal utility bills this year, we still encourage customers to continue to save during these winter months to help keep utility costs low:

- Weatherstrip your doors and windows
- Switch to a smart thermostat
- Close the damper when not using the fireplace
- Give your heating system a yearly checkup
-  Don't block your air vents
-  Check the insulation in your house

Customers can take advantage of a number of payment assistance programs to reduce the financial impact associated with monthly utility bills. For eligibility and information on these programs, please visit www.lodielectric.com. If you are having trouble paying your electric bill, there are options available to you. For more information on paying your bill and payment plan options, please call 333-6717 or email: [email protected]. 

Parks and Recreation Summer Camp Guide

Summer is just around the corner! Parks and Recreation has a wide variety of exciting camps and childcare options for those summer months, including STEM, sports, dance and a couple field trips to local theme parks!

Registration is open for all camps.

View the Summer Camp Guide here.