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SFPUC staff brief LAFCO on Clean Power SF 2022 Integrated Resource Plan; commissioners press on costs and financing
Summary
Clean Power SF presented modeling for four IRP portfolios to meet San Francisco’s renewable targets through 2035, highlighting local‑resource targets and tradeoffs between cost, reliability and local investment. Commissioners asked detailed questions about storage, market risk and how the work will be financed.
Clean Power SF staff presented their 2022 Integrated Resource Plan modeling results and told the San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission that the IRP will be submitted to the California Public Utilities Commission by the November 1 deadline.
Cheryl Taylor, Clean Power SF operations manager, said the plan identifies portfolios of electricity resources to meet customer demand and local policy goals through 2035 and described two CPUC‑conforming scenarios and two alternative portfolios, including a hybrid ‘‘90% time‑coincident’’ case and a ‘‘mayor’s EV and building electrification’’ case that assumes higher future electricity demand.
Taylor and deputy assistant general manager Mike Himes said the staff required all portfolios to include substantial local investment. Staff presented a…
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