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Clean Power SF reports 405,000 accounts, new rates and outreach push as IRP work accelerates
Summary
SFPUC officials told LAFCO Clean Power SF has enrolled more than 405,000 accounts, maintained a ~96% retention rate, introduced formulaic rate adjustments tied to PG&E changes and launched a multilingual outreach campaign; staff outlined an IRP schedule and a proposed energy‑efficiency program for food service and nonprofits.
San Francisco — Clean Power SF has enrolled more than 405,000 customer accounts and sustained an opt‑out rate of about 3.9%, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission’s Clean Power program told the Local Agency Formation Commission on June 19.
“We've now enrolled more than 405,000 customer accounts in the city,” said Mike Himes, director of the Clean Power SF program. Himes added that Super Green, the voluntary 100% renewable option, represents about 2% of active accounts and roughly 4.5% of Clean Power SF’s annual sales.
Himes and Peter Galata, communications manager for Clean Power programs, briefed LAFCO on COVID‑19 effects, new rates, outreach results and the integrated resource plan (IRP) schedule. Himes said residential demand rose early in shelter‑in‑place but overall system demand is down roughly 7–10% compared with pre‑COVID forecasts and commercial demand is down about 20%.
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