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Mayor, city agencies and businesses launch Clean Power SF Earth Month enrollment push; 'Super Green' option highlighted
Summary
Mayor London Breed and city partners launched San Francisco's Earth Month and promoted Clean Power SF enrollments and the 'Super Green' 100% renewable option for residents and businesses, while noting city greenhouse gas reductions.
Mayor London Breed and San Francisco officials launched the city’s Earth Month effort and highlighted Clean Power SF, the city’s community choice aggregation program. The mayor announced a major enrollment push and encouraged residents and businesses to sign up for higher‑renewable tier options.
Speakers said Clean Power SF will expand renewable electricity access and that program revenues will be reinvested in local renewable projects and green‑job programs. The mayor and city staff cited a 36% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels as the city progresses toward its longer‑term climate goals.
Panelists at the event included Clean Power SF staff, business participants like LinkedIn and the New Wheel electric bike shop, and community members who had signed up as early ‘‘Super Green’’ customers. New Wheel owners described electric bikes as a low‑energy, high‑benefit transport option; Clean Power SF staff explained enrollment tiers, benefits, and reinvestment of revenues into local renewable projects.
Mayor Breed and staff urged San Franciscans to visit the Department of the Environment’s Earth Month web pages for volunteer opportunities and to consider Super Green enrollments; the city said a large batch enrollment would occur through the month.
Provenance: Remarks and event coverage appear in the transcript toward the end of the meeting during a planned Earth Month/clean energy segment.
