>>good morning, barbara hale. this is the lowest top-down rate that we have seen so far. >>great, do you know any reasons that people do opt out when they do? >>we have had a lot of interest in the program and we are seeing a lot of commitment to it. the super green participation is also good. the rate of participation in our super green program is currently 3%. we are continuing to promote the super green offering that is the 100% renewable offering and we will send out a notice soon to our existing customers to encourage our friend and neighbors to join the super green portfolio as well. and, we will be doing an advertising campaign in the fall to specifically promote the super green sign up in our next enrollment in districts five and eight. so, speaking of the next enrollment we have 561 customers that have signed up for august enrollment. most of those sign-ups are residential. 78% is super green and 28%have signed up for our super green offering. we are finalizing our notice for our next renewal period you may recall that when we previously surveyed the city that di

utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies that own the lighting inside the city and county of san francisco when you look at the ownership breakdown focused on puc an

the first item an sfpuc update barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale assistant general manager for power i want to talk about our cleanpowersf with respect to enforcement and on the procurement regulatory requirement first on the enrollment our program continues to successfully service customers over 8 thousand customer location we're actively serving 74 hundred locations have had a few converges opt out since the may enrollment period so we are now at a 2 percent opt out rate for the may enrollment group our fall enrollment efforts through way are experiencing a very low opt out rate as well 1.2 percent we received an additional three hundred and 67 upgrades to supergreen a result of one of the roach community thanks to the communications go group and to our partners in the stakeholder community that is up from 200 and 42 upgrades to supergreen on october 11th customers continue to sign for the future enrollment owl recall that we are totter the first quarter of calendar year 2017 for the next round of enrollment 200 and 92 exercises couped u cued up that's the enrollments rep

the first item an sfpuc update barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale assistant general manager for power i want to talk about our cleanpowersf with respect to enforcement and on the procurement regulatory requirement first on the enrollment our program continues to successfully service customers over 8 thousand customer location we're actively serving 74 hundred locations have had a few converges opt out since the may enrollment period so we are now at a 2 percent opt out rate for the may enrollment group our fall enrollment efforts through way are experiencing a very low opt out rate as well 1.2 percent we received an additional three hundred and 67 upgrades to supergreen a result of one of the roach community thanks to the communications go group and to our partners in the stakeholder community that is up from 200 and 42 upgrades to supergreen on october 11th customers continue to sign for the future enrollment owl recall that we are totter the first quarter of calendar year 2017 for the next round of enrollment 200 and 92 exercises couped u cued up that's the enrollments rep

presenting. >> thank you good afternoon barbara hale assistant general manager for power 6 tops to go over enrollment are procurement the two i do and also talk about collections and partnering opportunities and introduce our staff what they'll be working on and answer and question about pg&e 3r50ur789 plan, with a proposed retirement at deblow canyon and material from the update first our program successfully serves the customers over 8 thousand customer locations serving 73 active locations in addition opts out since i recorded on september 13th so we are holding steady added one .9 percent of our customers opting out from the main group our fall enforcement efforts are continued we've sent anti 67 thousand plus enrollment notices and experiencing an opt out of about 0.4 percent so far so it is quite low for this enrollment in fall it was like that when we started with our may enrollment 0 we're tracking if the first enrollment period i expect that number to go up but quite low and received one and 51 upgrades to supergreen so that's a result of enrollment from 53 that i recor

utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies that own the lighting inside the city and county of san francisco when you look at the ownership breakdown focused on puc an

utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies that own the lighting inside the city and county of san francisco when you look at the ownership breakdown focused on puc an

i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics. enrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get

utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies that own the lighting inside the city and county of san francisco when you look at the ownership breakdown focused on puc an

i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics. enrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get

i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics.nrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get o

utilities commission. >> excuse me - i'll have to step out i'll not be able to stay but compliment barbara hale and others who worked on lighting the south of market dog patch and potrero hill and some of the dark areas and tell you when you add light it is significantly decreases car break-ins and mugings i want to express my gratitude for driving around district with me and allowing me to point out the dark spots barbara hale for power i'll go on the screen sfgovtv thank you. i think it pretty much all the topics supervisor wiener that you expressed the first two by the way, backward items 3 to six the performance issues and talk about you know sort of our emphasis areas for the future going forward here a quick snapshot on the ownership division you talked about you know most of the lights are owned by the city by the san francisco public utilities commission in particular and then by pg&e but as you can see there is an assortment of city and state and federal agencies that own the lighting inside the city and county of san francisco when you look at the ownership breakdown focused on puc an

i'm barbara hale. i'm going to talk about five topics. enrollment in our program and some facts that we have solidified and we have new staff and materials from our outreach efforts. first offer enrollment, i'm very happy to report that the program continues to successfully operate. we are serving 7300 active locations. we have no additional customer opt outs for about a week now. we are at a steady 1.9% opt out. very low. our fall enrollments are under way a continue. we have sent 64700 enrollment notices. what we are talking about doing here is going from 7300 to 67400. so quite a big jump. >> and if we continue to have that 1.9% opt out rate, that's a huge jump. >> that's a big jump, yes. and so far we've only had 0.4% of the customers we sent notices to opt out. that's how we started with our may enrollment. we started with two notices so far. we are going to send out two more as required by state law. for main enrollment we had a low number at the start and it grew to 1.9. we expect a similar kind of increase as the notifications get