i want to thank the department of environment and jessie denver and all the great staff there who have been amazing partners. want to honor late mayor lee who was such an inspiration for so many of us. and such an inspiration for many of us and grateful for the support of solar and housing in the city. i also want to thank some of our really amazing partners here today. we have dr. smith from the young communi community developers here today and some homeowners who have been recipients of our systems who couldn't make it because of the time. but i want to thank all of them. and really honor all of the amazing participants and job trainees who have come through our program and professor smith's program and have learned how to install solar at the same time giving back to the community. grid has installed 268 systems in san francisco alone and if you add up the impacts, 15,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions that will be prevented from the installations and $5 million worth of savings for all of those families. thank you to the grid staff from our headquarters and regional team. thank y

and jessie denver program manager will be speaking on behalf of the director and combine it with item 7e with the energy distributed energy resources program including zero emission vehicles. >> hello. >> great. okay. so the city's energy program aligns with the state's vision and action to help shape the energy resources future. the city's energy program not only works on energy efficiency and renewables like you've heard tonight, but also in collaboration with our colleagues at the sf puc works on renewables and also energy storage and zero emission vehicles and market transformation. the focus of the majority will be on zero emissions vehicles. my director is sick with the flu so he gave me permission to give you highlights he also wanted know relay to you and would be happy to come back and give you a full update on clean power sf. san francisco is loading on the use of the power grid. grid is 44% renewable with the goal of getting to 50% renewable by 2020 and 100% renewable by 2030. the department of the environment and energy team also works on developing reach codes or commissi

and jessie denver program manager will be speaking on behalf of the director and combine it with item 7e with the energy distributed energy resources program including zero emission vehicles. >> hello. >> great. okay. so the city's energy program aligns with the state's vision and action to help shape the energy resources future. the city's energy program not only works on energy efficiency and renewables like you've heard tonight, but also in collaboration with our colleagues at the sf puc works on renewables and also energy storage and zero emission vehicles and market transformation. the focus of the majority will be on zero

and jessie denver program manager will be speaking on behalf of the director and combine it with item 7e with the energy distributed energy resources program including zero emission vehicles. >> hello. >>