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Clean Power SF reports steady enrollment, outlines battery storage deals and customer arrears relief
Summary
SFPUC Clean Power SF staff reported stable enrollment and progress on renewable and storage procurements, described a NextEra contract amendment to add battery storage, and detailed customer arrears (about 25,000 residential accounts 60+ days past due) and CPUC repayment protections.
Clean Power SF staff updated the Local Agency Formation Commission on program enrollment, resource procurement and customer debt during the commission's October virtual meeting.
Mike Himes, director of the Clean Power SF staff at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, said enrollment and participation remain stable and that the program's opt-out rate has floated between about 4.1% and 4.2%. He summarized the 2020 Integrated Resource Plan that the SFPUC adopted and submitted to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), saying the program is “making steady progress” toward its procurement targets and its goal of 100% renewable, carbon-free electricity.
Himes described regional steps to secure long-duration energy storage. He said a joint powers agency, California Community Power, issued a solicitation and is negotiating a Kern County battery project intended to be shared among participating community-choice aggregation programs; the…
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