Powering Life
We do more than just provide power—we invest in you by helping make Roseville a great place to live.
That’s why you live here, to be part of a vibrant community. We are a
proud town. Proud of our services, culture, and family-friendly
environment. Our community is consistently rated as being one of the
best and safest in the nation, making us a regional and national magnet
for families and businesses.
Our city is also recognized for
being on the forefront of renewable energy programs. In addition to
having the highest number of solar homes for a community our size, we’re investing in a community solar project and taking steps to support wider use of electric vehicles.
Here
at Roseville Electric Utility, we are privileged to be your
community-owned utility. It means that we have an active role in helping
to support the things you love about Roseville. With more than $8 million in
annual contributions, we are helping fund our parks, recreation,
libraries, as well as police and fire. Our support is Powering Life,
ensuring Roseville remains a dynamic and desirable community for you and
the future generations to come.

Powering Reliability
Roseville Electric Utility’s
primary goal is to provide highly reliable electricity for the benefit
of you, the residents and businesses in Roseville. When we work for you
our services go beyond the power grid.
Roseville Electric Utility
is one of the most reliable utilities in the nation. You don’t have to
worry about regular power outages. They only happen about once every 7
years. Because of this, we've been honored by PA Consulting with its
ReliabilityOne™ Award and in 2008; we received the RP3 Designation from
the American Public Power Association recognizing our high work force
standards, reliability and excellent customer service standards since
2005.
You can count on our reliability because Roseville Electric
Utility has a distribution system built on quality construction and
regular maintenance. And our Roseville Energy Park—a 160-megawatt
natural gas fired generation facility— truly lives up to its promise: to
provide a reliable supply of locally generated power at the best
possible price. Our natural gas fire plant generates enough energy to
meet 40 percent of all our needs, while the remainder of our energy come
from hydro, wind, solar and geothermal sources.
When it comes to
electric rates, customers of community-owned power utilities always
come out ahead. When compared to utility costs in neighboring Placer
County communities, Roseville Electric Utility customers have electrical
cost savings of about $20 million each year. That’s $20 million more to
spend at local stores, restaurants, the auto mall, movie theaters,
sports for kids, and other entertainment and recreation activities.
Powering Learning
Our
Utility Exploration Center,
located in the Riley Library, is a one-of-a-kind environmental learning
center. Between preschool and school programs, workshops and events,
the center offers fun and engaging educational opportunities for all
ages. to protecting natural resources in a fun, engaging way. We built
and continue to invest in this facility to provide programs that benefit
you today, but also to help set the course for a sustainable city for
decades to come.
Our
libraries are
also important educational and community hubs here in Roseville. It’s
more than just the thousands of titles on the shelves, Roseville’s gone
digital with ebooks, online access, and computer classes. We even have a
game console center! We help power-up all these learning opportunities
with annual investments in the facilities and programs.
Powering Play
In addition to the Exploration
Center, the City of Roseville boasts seventy-two parks that offer a
range of recreational opportunities. Working with the City of
Roseville’s Parks and Recreation Department, we’ve got your favorite sport and playtime amenities in tip top shape. Our support has also gone to Project Play,
which has created accessible, barrier-free and fully-inclusive
playgrounds at Mahany and Maidu parks. These specially designed parks
stimulate sight, sound, and imagination for young children of all
abilities.