and what we're seeing is -- you might recall the pcia of the exit fee that cca customers paid pg&e.e are seeing that go up by about 14%. the -- but we are also seeing pg&e's generation supply rates also go up by about 8%. so the net result is that cleanpowersf rates will continue to belower than pg&e after -- than pg&e's comparable rates by accounting for the pcia. to the extent we do take a rate action in april, it will maintain that beneficial rate differential, and it would go into effect on july 1. and that actually concludes my update. i'm happy to take questions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, any questions? yes, commissioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: i just want to -- excuse me. first of all, congratulations -- >> yeah, thank you for your support through this effort. >> commissioner pollock: i know so many people are so excited to see how it moves forward. i just wonder if we can get a chart, again, of the new dates for the different parts of the roll out and just when we see the big launch and how that's moving along. >> absolutely. >> commissioner pollo

they've also proposed pcia changes as well. it is a sort of roller coaster of rate changes and effects that flow through to our programme and the competitive view of our programme. at the end of the day, customers pay bills, not rates. so, what is going to matter is the bottom line on that bill. and we're very conscience of that. as we procure more energy to grow our programme, we're paying very close attention to the cost profile and running the proforma to make sure that all costs are covered by the rates we are charging. so that we are meeting ours revenue requirement from this customer base with no subsidies from our other electric rate payers. >> so, is there any other other downside, besides this potential future guessing game at this point, i guess. or like from an optics perspective that -- is there a downsides in setting these rates, reducing these rates? >> we don't see a down psi. you know, we are staying competitive, which i think is important for continuing to market the supergreen component of this programme. the

on the regulatory front, the pcia, the exit fee. our customers continues to pay pg&e and continues to be under review and reform at the cpuc and we're preparing testimony now for hearings that are expected. we spent considerable time over the last couple of weeks responding to questions from other party, mostly pg&e and mostly about our supply costs and preparations for those hearings. the staff resolution on resource adequacy was before the commission, the california commission last thursday. they issued a resolution. that resolution is intended to integrate c.c.a.'s initiation and expansion with the timetable. with the timetable, the cpuc has on resource adequacy. this is the resolution that, when it was first issued as a draft, would have resulted in delaying c.c.a. expansion and start up at least a year. the state of -- the stated objective by the cpuc staff that drafted the resolution was to avoid cost shifts from. departing customers to residence maining utility customers by aligning the c.c.a. expansion and startup dates with