>>item 3 is that community choice aggregation activities report by barbara hale and jason fried. >>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

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

>>item 3 is that community choice aggregation activities report by barbara hale and jason fried. >>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

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

>>item 3 is that community choice aggregation activities report by barbara hale and jason fried. >>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

>>jason fried, executive officer, a couple things that i would want to point out is am very glad that the commission did move forward so that we could allow the program to get a little bit bigger so we weren't scaling back on the residential program. one thing that i would like to point out is that last week a notice was sent out encouraging those sent out to super green and of course any of your environmental groups are target so i'm hoping these numbers will jump up a little bit over the course of the next week as people start getting those emails and start clicking on the buttons. just a reminder, august 1is monday so you need to sign up this weekend in order to enter this phase of those customers i really encourage people to sign up with cleanpowersf if you want to be part of that enrollment process. and also i wanted to let you know commissioner crews that i will keep you posted and if we need a little bit of help i will talk to the chair and if there is intention needed or a letter needed or a specifichelp but you're welcome to go to the puc we come i attend each one. >>i'm up f

. >> jason fried for lafco. the staff at sf puc has been doing tremendous work and it's great to see the new staff come on board and continue to do the work. one thing beyond the sale update is i wanted to update you on ab 710. there was a lot of work done thanks to our c puc partners and other advocates. instead of what they have for staff for electricity, they sent to the commission to put together experts, come up with a good formula that will work. ab 110 did pass by the governor. but the answer hasn't been addressed it. it will be addressed in the who, group the way the ce does the process. so that was the one thing i wanted to add. the rest was covered as far as the cca update at this point. >>supervisor john avalos: great. thank you for your work. it's great to see how things are aligning. it's been a great year finally. i know it's a lot of work from your staff. thank you for leading that way. we are going to public comment. anyone who would like to comment, please come forward. public speaker: good afte

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>>hi, jason fried executive officer for lascaux and i will just try to highlight these very quickly i just think we should very seriously belooking at gosolar shere's fno reason we should be getting to those who are staying with pg&e and i think that you will slowly slip away from seeing anyone whois not a low income customer getting those funds but if you're not a low income you should be about super green price. the little bit left of electricity that you might by you still would need to have solar on your roof. we should be creating a sister program for energy efficiency and e vehicles and several types of programs that are similar to gosolarsf and get people trained on how you get trained on this type of energy and i think without having it come from the power enterprises budget itselfyou could be looking at money from the state and there are funds you could apply for and i guess those funds you can get on the federal level. i don't know. i haven't looked on the federal side but if you guys got really creative you could work with the other programs and they cut gets you not only t

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fried fresh & light ultimate care lightweight litter. >>> deever 7 stays on top of break news on multiple crashes cht the largest, a fatal crash on northbound i-25. live on scene for us. jason. >> yes, mitch, one person has died. the other driver uninjured in this rollover crash. we are on the overpass of 10 hth. you can see the highway shut down. the flashing lights. that's where they are investigating. now, because this is ongoing, the highway was shout down since 6 a.m. this morning. that's about when it happened. they expect it to be closed for about another five hours. now, because of that, traffic just snarled up all the way. you can see it going all the way back and then everyone is having having to be diverted off here at 104th. that is krauzing massive traffic backups. ffr more on how to get around it and the other traffic going on, back to the studio. >>> we had a very aifkt morning trying to get off and use huron or washington. those are bad options because they are basically gridlocked. so colorado boulevard r either federal, a little bit to the west. great ways to get around it, and thekdz save you time up to 120th. they are still monokeeg around with the accid

>>item 3 is that community choice aggregation activities report by barbara hale and jason fried. >>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