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Clean Power SF reports enrollment gains, outlines storage and EV programs
Summary
SFPUC Clean Power SF updated LAFCO on enrollment trends, customer programs (including an EV Charge SF incentive), and procurement activity targeting 110 MW of new renewables and 175 MW of 4‑hour storage; the agency noted a CPUC requirement that 15.5 MW be operational by June 1, 2026.
Mike Himes, director for Clean Power SF at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, briefed the commission on customer enrollments, new programs and procurement work.
Himes said Clean Power SF’s opt‑out rate has inched slightly upward to about 4.3%. The program’s SuperGreen 100% renewable product now serves more than 8,000 customer accounts and, while those accounts represent about 2.1% of enrollments, SuperGreen contributes more than 6% of Clean Power SF’s annual sales.
Himes highlighted new and forthcoming customer programs: EV Charge SF, designed to provide incentives…
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