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Clean Power SF proposes community food‑services efficiency program and rate changes; LAFCO approves MOU and budget, advances public‑bank/MFC study
Summary
Clean Power SF told LAFCO it received CPUC approval for a $4.5M community food‑services energy‑efficiency program and proposed rates that would raise residential generation about 6% while remaining competitive with PG&E; LAFCO approved an amended MOU with the SFPUC and a budget that funds studies including a municipal finance corporation (MFC) plan.
Michael Himes, deputy assistant general manager responsible for Clean Power SF at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, briefed the LAFCO commission on two items: a proposed community food‑services energy efficiency program and Clean Power SF’s generation-rate setting work.
Himes said the proposed food‑services program is structured as a pay‑for‑performance model to serve restaurants, grocery and corner stores, food banks and similar entities that historically have been underserved by efficiency programs. He said the California Public Utilities Commission approved about $4,500,000 in public‑purpose funds for Clean Power SF to operate that program, which will contract with an energy‑services company to perform free site assessments and install efficient refrigeration, induction stoves, lighting and other…
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