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Clean Power SF outlines new rates, joined CC Power procurements and signs Corby battery deal
Summary
Clean Power SF told LAFCO its FY23–24 rates, adopted in May and effective July 1, raise average generation bills about 3–8% amid higher market supply costs but continue to offer modest savings versus PG&E; staff also reviewed CC Power joint procurements and a contract to buy capacity from the Corby battery project with commercial operation targeted June 1, 2025.
Deputy assistant general manager Michael Hyams (introduced) — who also identified himself in remarks as Mike Himes — briefed the San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission on Clean Power SF’s recent actions and contracts, including rate changes, joint procurements through California Community Power and a new battery storage purchase.
Hyams told commissioners the SFPUC conducted a cost‑of‑service study and the commission adopted new Clean Power SF rates in May that took effect July 1. “The rates reflect a 3 to 8% increase on the total average customer electricity bill for most rate schedules primarily driven by what has been a very large increase in power market supply costs,” he said, and added the program still provides savings relative to PG&E on…
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