we're work on decarbonization. the ordinance put forth will help with that, but we're proud to have a variety of decarbonized at sfo. our new campus uses no natural gas, and we have a variety of airline lounges that are already cooking and catering gas free and definitely possible at scale and across diverse types and portfolios of buildings. we work on electrifying our ashing. they taxi into the gate. you see wiring connecting to an aircraft, that's a 400-hertz pc system running their electronics and shut off their engines so they're not burning jet fuel sitting in our gates but able to connect to our power for central air for cooling and there's a lot of other things we think are critical to connect into health, as well as the adaptation and resilience strategies. also for us, work on zero net energy, kale calls scales to thn neutral goals. but we're work on other systems across the campus. our transportation service, we're beyond the rental car facility to serve passengers in the long-term parking to the 8 thoug

assets that look very overvalued, given what we likely will see in terms of climate change and decarbonizationonto a story that i know giles is deeply interested in. the front page of the sun there, colleen accuses rebekah ofa sun there, colleen accuses rebekah of a leak. cracking tabloid story. mac it's a tabloid dream. the battle of the wags. coueen of the wags. colleen rooney has accused rebekah vardy, jimmy vardy's wife of leaking stories about her. this very elaborate plot where she set up her instagram, fake stories on instagram, fake stories on instagram, she set her privacy settings, claims that rebecca vardy was the only person with access to them, and the story started appearing in the sun. party has hit back and said i don't need the money, there's no reason why it would have done it. why didn't you call me up before you you know, posted this story on twitter? i'm not quite sure how you can set your instagram settings so any one person sees them. but yeah, it... you can. it's definitely possible. i mean, you know, the story could potentially work out. if you spend enough time on thi

control of the grid and that would help us to support our project and program objectionives toward decarbonization, actually energization of city projects and businesses, business and residential projects, undergrounding, local generation, storage, energy efficiency and we would have rate-making control supporting city values, like modifying the eligibility reimbursementeligibe would be removing the opt-out risk through the business model and all of the regulatory risks that go with that business model. so that was a conduc quick run n the offer that we made to pg & e and with that, i'll take question. >> i have a couple of questions through the chair. one is, and the one that would be the most important, to my heart, would be that if this transition took place, the people currently members of 1245 and local 20 that were for pg &est would not receiv & e wo. the transition and tons of people say, i don't care. if there is a gap, the listing of contractors to fill the gap, this is always a red flag for me because contractors, you know, are definitely wanting -- i assume they would be regular contrac

because right now this whole building d-decarbon nation work is popping and a lot of funding is coming that way. i feel like we have already started the process of setting those next steps. would you like to add anything? >> i was looking at the director. because i think the department is moving forward, as avni mentioned in the reporting, some of these things have been done. i think the momentum is there. just a matter of keeping at it. >> and is there -- are there plans or is there sort of political will or financing to keep this kind of to track what's happening against these recommendations going forward? >> that is not a question -- [laughter] >> yeah. so what we did -- i mean, that -- as avni said, we have a really interesting discussion with p.u.c. and what's interesting about the timing of this is at the same time that they were presenting the findings of the report, department of the environment and p.u.c. are starting to enter into a whole new phase of partnership on energy efficiency. because the landscape of pg&e is changing so radically. and because clean power s.f. is ful

i was going to say, what we see is hopeful signs of an increasing realization that decarbonizing andthe climate footprint is something china will be prepared to do. putting the money behind it is definitely china. it ties into a conversation -- david rubenstein talk to hank paulson about this. here's what he had to say about investing in china. >> an economy like china's, where there is great room for energy efficiency, there are immediate opportunities to realize big savings by investing in technologies. alix: where is the opportunity? where using the most money? this is a broader conversation. >> the most money and global focus? alix: where is more money important to environmental, social, and governance issues? what kind of numbers are we talking about? sean: i think the numbers on the growth or instruments like etf, which are significant, i think the numbers in terms of the growing appetite for green bonds and other more sophisticated financial instruments that address these issues head-on are significant and exciting. usb the question is there enough product out there -- you ask

things like sustainable plastics and packaging being recipient of funds from the billion dollars decarbonizatione supply chain and water sustainability those among other things that are also hiring effective immediately a chief sustainability officer that goes to their customer base, and to their employees, but it is exactly what we have been talking about, the rising importance of this focus beyond just simple shareholder value. >> i was surprised how little they emphasized sodastream sodastream is incredibly environmental. and it just doesn't get talked about. and i think that's something they can really talk about in a positive way maybe they will do it. just to go back to domino's for a second, i want to go back again, everyone has been waiting for them to -- to put new floor on their numbers when it happened -- i don't want to confuse people at home. when it happens, it is viewed as positive by people who have been waiting for realistic assessment by allison about how domino's lowered their growth rate. that is something that i think is going to be part of the theme of this quarter. not as