actually the lafco executive officer, bryan goebel serves as a member of our steering committee. i want are refresh your memory with the work we're doing. we're hoping to wrap it up this fiscal year. the purpose of the project is to develop policy framework that embeds an equity lens across cleanpowersf policies programs and business practices. the idea here is that systematically applying equity lens will help us ensure factors, race, income, gender, language employment status, for example, do not determine access to the quality of clean energy services within our community. we have a working group at the p.u.c. that's been developing a draft policy framework. they are also planning outreach, an engagement with stakeholders to get feedback on the proposed framework once it is ready for circulation. after incorporating stakeholder feedback, we end to bring the policy to our commission for approval. we talked about this in the past. this duck tails with some of the things we've been talking about here at lafco that are on the lafco work plan related to clean power equity. i want t

actually the lafco executive officer, bryan goebel serves as a member of our steering committee. i want are refresh your memory with the work we're doing. we're hoping to wrap it up this fiscal year. the purpose of the project is to develop policy framework that embeds an equity lens across cleanpowersf policies programs and business practices. the idea here is that systematically applying equity lens will help us ensure factors, race, income, gender, language employment status, for example, do not determine access to the quality of clean energy services within our community. we have a working group at the p.u.c. that's been developing a draft policy framework. they are also planning outreach, an engagement with stakeholders to get feedback on the proposed framework once it is ready for circulation. after incorporating stakeholder feedback, we end to bring the policy to our commission for approval. we talked about this in the past. this duck tails with some of the things we've been talking about here at lafco that are on the lafco work plan related to clean power equity. i want t

actually the lafco executive officer, bryan goebel serves as a member of our steering committee.e refresh your memory with the work we're doing. we're hoping to wrap it up this fiscal year. the purpose of the project is to develop policy framework that embeds an equity lens across cleanpowersf policies programs and business practices. the idea here is that systematically applying equity lens will help us ensure factors, race, income, gender, language employment status, for example, do not determine access to the quality of clean energy services within our community. we have a working group at the p.u.c. that's been developing a draft policy framework. they are also planning outreach, an engagement with stakeholders to get feedback on the proposed framework once it is ready for circulation. after incorporating stakeholder feedback, we end to bring the policy to our commission for approval. we talked about this in the past. this duck tails with some of the things we've been talking about here at lafco that are on the lafco work plan related to clean power equity. i want to remind y

actually the lafco executive officer, bryan goebel serves as a member of our steering committee.ur memory with the work we're doing. we're hoping to wrap it up this fiscal year. the purpose of the project is to develop policy framework that embeds an equity lens across cleanpowersf policies programs and business practices. the idea here is that systematically applying equity lens will help us ensure factors, race, income, gender, language employment status, for example, do not determine access to the quality of clean energy services within our community. we have a working group at the p.u.c. that's been developing a draft policy framework. they are also planning outreach, an engagement with stakeholders to get feedback on the proposed framework once it is ready for circulation. after incorporating stakeholder feedback, we end to bring the policy to our commission for approval. we talked about this in the past. this duck tails with some of the things we've been talking about here at lafco that are on the lafco work plan related to clean power equity. i want to remind you, we have

good morning, bryan goebel, executive officer. today i would like to present our recommendations on the scope of work for renewable energy consultants. i am not proposing local build out plan as you mentioned, chair fewer, but this does get us started. i will soon be issuing a list of prequalified firms who submitted for the r.f.q., the request for qualifications. and today i'm proposing four recommendations that could potentially involve multiple consultants. first, i want to talk about our goals. we are following up on the great work that winston parsons did in his report on advancing equity in community investment in cleanpowersf. so the goals are to reduce the power outages and disconnections, lower utility bills while prioritizing low-income households and, have the energy infrastructure to promote prevailing wage jobs and training programs. and to deepen lafco's staff knowledge of renewable energy issues. i now want to recap winston's work, and he's here to answer any questions if you have them. first, winston reviewed energ