Coronado Becomes Latest Member of San Diego Community Power
Coronado has officially joined San Diego Community Power, becoming its newest member.
San Diego, CA, September 25, 2026 —
Coronado has officially become the newest member of San Diego Community Power (SDCP), a community choice aggregator serving local communities in San Diego County. This move signifies Coronado’s entry into a partnership aimed at providing cleaner, more sustainable energy options to its residents and businesses.
As a member of SDCP, Coronado will now have access to a portfolio of electricity supply generated from renewable sources. The specific details regarding the transition timeline for Coronado’s energy services were not provided in the summary. San Diego Community Power, established as a joint powers authority, works to offer customers a choice in their electricity provider while prioritizing local benefits and environmental stewardship.
The agency facilitates the procurement of electricity on behalf of its member communities, aiming to offer competitive rates and support the development of local clean energy projects. Coronado’s decision to join SDCP aligns with broader regional efforts to increase renewable energy adoption and reduce carbon emissions. Further information regarding the operational impact or specific energy programs available to Coronado customers through SDCP was not detailed.
San Diego Community Power currently serves multiple cities and unincorporated areas within San Diego County. The addition of Coronado expands its reach and further solidifies its role as a significant player in the region’s energy landscape. The exact date of Coronado’s official membership commencement was not specified.
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