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Clean Power SF lays out growth-plan options; staff warns PCIA and portfolio choices will shape affordability
Summary
Clean Power SF staff presented growth scenarios to expand service citywide, saying renewable supply is available but portfolio management, financing choices and the Power Charge Indifference Adjustment (PCIA) pose significant risks to rates and timing; staff will return with pro forma analyses and recommendations in the spring.
Clean Power SF staff on Wednesday gave commissioners a second workshop on options for expanding the municipal community-choice program citywide, presenting demand forecasts, supply assumptions, financing approaches and an analysis of regulatory risks that could affect affordability and rollout timing.
Mike Hayams, Clean Power SF Director, framed the challenge as scaling from the program—s current roughly 60‑megawatt size to a citywide operation that could serve as many as 335,000 accounts. He emphasized that residential accounts represent more than 90% of the number of accounts but…
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