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SFPUC says Clean Power SF rates remain cheaper than PG&E; CPUC net‑billing changes will affect new rooftop solar
Summary
SFPUC Director Michael Himes reported stable Clean Power SF enrollment, growth in 100% Super Green sales, drivers of recent high energy bills, and explained that the CPUC’s new Net Billing Tariff will replace net‑energy metering for new rooftop solar applications after April 15, 2023.
Director Michael Himes of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission told LAFCO that Clean Power SF enrollment has remained stable while demand for its Super Green 100% renewable product, especially among commercial customers, is growing.
Himes explained recent drivers of high customer bills — winter heating demand, higher global natural‑gas prices affecting marginal electricity costs, and PG&E’s January increases to transmission and distribution rates —…
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