i hope you had the opportunity to see the wonderful slide show in honor of cal broomhead. we thank you for joining us tonight. it's a very special meeting for the commissioner on the environment and our meeting today is held in honor of our friend cal broomhead. he worked at the san francisco p.u.c. and the department of the environment for decades and moved the needle on energy and climate worldwide while his warmth and kindness moved us all. it's fitting we have a 100% renewable electricity item on today's agenda because in so many ways his decades of service have brought us to this point. when we get to item 5 in a few minutes, i want to make sure i welcome all of to you come up and speak during public comment to commemorate cal. that's probably why we ran out of speaker cards. with that, if there's any public comment on the president's welcome? and before we go to the next item i want to before we get to our meeting acknowledge our fellow commissioner wan was the honoree for supervisor sandy fewer for one of the outstanding women in the community. it's fitting this yea

cal, how do we do it in the solidarity movement you know this so cal broomhead. thank you, guys so much. [applause] just real briefly, cal was actually my first point of contact as far as i can remember for the department before i even knew what the department was environment did. like a lot of speakers, when i looked at him i was trying to figure him out. i had no idea who this guy was and what he wanted from me. i spoke to instinct in policy makeing and politics that too often we give into sinicism and suspecting people's motivations. he truly was an incredible human being. i remember the last phone call i had with him he seemed to be in such good spirits and it was as if he would be back to work the next week. i miss him a lot and i think of him frequently and i just want to say thank you to his family for sharing him with us. [applause] >> at this time, before we let you go, kathleen, we'd like to have a photo. we have the award and we are going to step on that side and take a quick photo. thank you. >> it's a little hard to get to business after that, and ye

it is an honor to be here tonight, especially on the night to are honoring cal broomhead. i worked with him in 2003 and 2004 when the city embarked on trying to launch a community choice aggregation program, so i can't think of somebody more committed to the environment than him. so he has inspired me, and i know a lot of people around here it is an honor to be here and share all the progress we have made so far. i would also note that with april being earth month, it is also an opportune time to be here, and it also happens to be the month that coincides with our largest and final major enrolment into the clean power s.f. program. so it is exciting, but also very busy for us, but i am really looking forward to sharing some of that with you. i had a presentation, i will run through the slides, and i will be happy to entertain any questions you have afterward. i will provide some background on the clean power s.f. program. i will provide an update on our efforts to scale the clean power s.f. enrolment city wide, and i will share with you some information about clean power s