At Energy for Palmdale’s Independent Choice (EPIC), we value choice, and we are happy to honor yours. EPIC prides itself on offering cleaner, greener energy at affordable rates comparable to Southern California Edison. However, if you would like to opt out of EPIC and remain with Southern California Edison, you are free to do so.
Energy for Palmdale’s Independent Choice (EPIC) customers who are already enrolled in Southern California Edison (SCE)’s net energy metering program will automatically be enrolled in EPIC’s net energy metering program, EPIC Empowerment. If you are new to net energy metering, please contact SCE at (800) 974-2356 to submit your interconnection application. Once you are enrolled
Enrollment for all residential accounts citywide began on October 1st, 2022. Residents received four notices via mail informing them of their enrollment date and other details about commercial accounts, with one notice each month in August, September, November and December 2022. Enrollment for commercial accounts began on March 1, 2023, and received similar noticing about
For decades, Southern California Edison has been the default power provider in our region, with little or no alternative for most customers. In an effort to even the playing field and enable CCAs to launch and provide consumers with other choices, part of California’s CCA law requires Energy for Palmdale’s Independent Choice to operate as
State law requires that as we begin to implement our service, we must contact our customers in writing a minimum of four times to notify them that they will soon begin receiving Energy for Palmdale’s Independent Choice electric service. We do this via mail.
EPIC prides itself on offering cleaner, greener energy at affordable rates comparable to Southern California Edison. Historically, Southern California Edison has been the default power provider to most customers. However, in 2002 when state legislators passed California’s Community Choice Aggregation law, this default status was transferred from Southern California Edison to local community choice programs