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Committee forwards retroactive Clean Power SF purchase agreement with PG&E to meet state resource adequacy rules
Summary
The committee recommended approval of a retroactive three-year resource‑adequacy purchase from PG&E (roughly $11.1 million over three years) to meet California PUC requirements; SFPUC staff warned of significant fines if the city lacked contracted capacity and described ongoing longer-term procurement and a central‑buyer proposal to the CPUC.
The Budget and Finance Committee voted to forward to the full Board with a positive recommendation a retroactive contract between Clean Power SF and PG&E for resource adequacy capacity intended to meet state requirements.
An SFPUC representative explained that Clean Power SF serves about 380,000 customers and offers two default product tiers; under recent CPUC changes load‑serving entities must procure resource adequacy…
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