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Clean Power SF briefs LAFCO on IRP modeling, federal tax incentives and Diablo Canyon timeline
Summary
SFPUC staff told the Local Agency Formation Commission that Clean Power SF's integrated resource plan (IRP) modeling shows a base portfolio needing nearly 2,000 MW of capacity and calls for new solar, geothermal and storage. Staff said IRA tax incentives are being incorporated and the CPUC must decide on Diablo Canyon's extension by the end of 2023.
Mike Himes, deputy manager for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's (SFPUC) power enterprise, told the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) that Clean Power SF enrollment is stable and that outreach will target large building owners subject to the city's commercial renewable energy ordinance.
"Since our last report on enrollment statistics in May, enrollment has remained stable," Himes said during the commission's regular meeting. He noted the SuperGreen product represents about 2.1% of accounts and that staff are preparing outreach to buildings over 250,000 square feet that must purchase 100% renewable energy under the city ordinance.
Citlali Sandoval, regulatory and legislative affairs, summarized federal and state developments and said Clean Power SF is analyzing the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and incorporating its tax incentives into IRP modeling. Sandoval described four state bills staff is tracking,…
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