In September 2012, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a new program to deliver renewable power to city residents, potentially breaking Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s long-standing monopoly.

CleanPowerSF handbook guidelines set up a definite credit timing, verification process, and the continued participation provision that guarantees program compliance and customer benefits of the ...

In 2002, California enacted legislation authorizing municipalities to establish Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) programs. In September 2012, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted ...

CleanPowerSF , has secured its largest-ever single source of wind power through a new power purchase agreement with Scout Clean Energy for electricity produced by a new wind project in Merced County.

San Francisco's plans for creating a renewable power program, nine years in the making, are in jeopardy after the city's Public Utilities Commission voted against setting rates for CleanPowerSF on ...

For more than a decade, the effort by San Francisco to launch a community choice aggregation renewable energy program was stymied by political gamesmanship. But city leaders have come together at last ...

San Francisco's CleanPowerSF renewable-power program may be in jeopardy after the city's Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday voted not to set rates, the Chronicle reports. The Board of Supervisors ...

At least a six week delay in the approval process of a long embattled renewable energy program announced Friday by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission drew sharp criticism from members of ...

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Update, Nov. 2, 2015: Voters may be puzzled to learn that there is no ballot argument in favor of Proposition G. That’s due to a set of unusual circumstances surrounding competing measures G and H. In ...