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SFPUC updates LAFCO on Clean Power SF programs, e-bike incentive and direct-pay options
Summary
SFPUC deputy assistant general manager Mike Himes told LAFCO on March 15 that Clean Power SF's Super Green product now represents more than 13% of annual retail sales, introduced an e-bike incentive for income-qualified customers and described early work to pursue Inflation Reduction Act "direct pay" for city energy projects.
Mike Himes, deputy assistant general manager responsible for Clean Power SF at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, updated the Local Agency Formation Commission on March 15 about customer enrollment, new customer programs and federal financing opportunities.
Himes said Clean Power SF continues to serve customers steadily and that Super Green, a 100% renewable product, now represents more than 13% of Clean Power SF's annual retail sales. He described Electrify My Ride, an e-bike incentive program that began accepting applications Feb. 5 and provides a $1,000 point-of-sale discount at participating bike shops for customers who are enrolled in…
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