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CleanPowerSF reports low opt‑out rate, enrollment target set for May; CPUC en banc raises oversight questions
Summary
CleanPowerSF reported a 2.9% opt‑out rate and plans spring enrollment (target May) including net‑metering customers in Districts 5 and 8; staff said they will file comments on a CPUC en banc hearing about community choice aggregation procurement and regulatory impacts.
Barbara Hale updated the commission on CleanPowerSF operations, reporting a 2.9% opt‑out rate and that 2,111 customers have upgraded to the program’s Super Green product. Hale said staff finished a major enrollment period and expect the opt‑out rate to stabilize at about 3%.
Hale recapped participation at a Feb. 1 CPUC en banc hearing on CCAs, noting the CPUC’s interest in procurement practices, stranded assets and regulatory oversight. She said the PUC will file comments by the Feb. 23 deadline to clarify CleanPowerSF positions and correct statements made by other parties. Hale also said the program is preparing to enroll additional customers in May, including net‑energy‑metering customers in Districts 5 and 8.
Commissioners did not raise questions during the presentation; staff offered to share the hearing webcast and to provide the commission with additional documentation of the filing.
Next steps: staff will prepare and file comments with the CPUC, continue enrollment preparations and report back on enrollment progress.
