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Clean Power SF reports high enrollment but rising delinquencies, outlines DAC programs and rate actions
Summary
Clean Power SF told LAFCO it has enrolled more than 409,000 accounts with a roughly 96% retention rate, but reported about 4.5% of residential and 6% of commercial customers are 90+ days delinquent. Staff outlined relief options (AMP, LIHEAP/ARP) and new DAC green-tariff and community-solar plans.
Michael Hyams, deputy manager for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission—s power enterprise responsible for Clean Power SF, told the Local Agency Formation Commission on March 19 that Clean Power SF has now completed citywide enrollment of all eligible customers and serves more than 409,000 accounts.
Hyams said the program has maintained about a 96% cumulative retention rate (roughly a 4% opt-out) since launch, and about 2.1% of customers have chosen the voluntary SuperGreen product, representing roughly 8,000 accounts. He highlighted program finance and procurement milestones: Clean Power SF received an A2 investment-grade rating from Moody—s and issued a 2020 integrated resource plan that targets a 100% renewable mix for customers by 2025. Hyams identified three new long-term power purchase agreements, including the Maverick 6 solar project (with 50 MW of battery storage), Crow Creek and Aramis (a 75 MW solar-plus-storage project in Alameda County).
Hyams also presented delinquency data by ZIP code. Clean Power SF staff said about 15,600…
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