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Irvine City Council Votes to Stick with OCPA
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Irvine City Council Votes to Stick with OCPA
On September 9th, the Irvine City Council voted 5-2 to stick with the embattled Orange County Power Authority (OCPA). Citing a number of broken promises by OCPA since its launch in 2022, Mayor Larry Agran and Councilmember Mike Carroll voted NO. Nearly everyone in our state receives electricity provided by the California Electric Grid — made up of roughly 62% renewable energy. Here in Irvine, that electricity is delivered by Southern California …
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