Alameda Municipal Power

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Alameda Municipal Power

Industry	Electric Utilities
Founded	1887
Headquarters	Alameda, CA
Products	electricity
Website	http://www.alamedamp.com/

Alameda Municipal Power (formerly Alameda Power & Telecom) is a municipal utility serving the City of Alameda, California. Founded in 1887,^[1] it provides electricity to approximately 34,000 residential, commercial, and municipal customers.

Known as being "The Greenest Little Utility in America," over 80% of Alameda Municipal Power's portfolio consists of renewable resources, including geothermal, hydroelectric, landfill gas, wind, and solar facilities.^{[citation needed]}

Alameda residents pay no premium for this renewable power, and electric rates are typically lower than in surrounding communities. Alameda Municipal Power utility also provides a revenue stream to the City of Alameda, supporting municipal services and economic development efforts.^{[citation needed]}

References

1. ^ "About us" section of company website

External links

• Company website

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