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Local Power - CleanPowerSF In-City Buildout Program Design and Business Case.
In 2013, Local Power completed a comprehensive program design for San Francisco to use its CCA program, CleanPowerSF, to localize its energy supply.

Using multiple strategies developed by Local Power over the course of a decade, our In-City Buildout presented a business case that would physically localize service between twenty-five and fifty percent of aggregate community-wide annual kilowatt hours over the course of less than a decade, while lowering utility bills, maintaining rate parity, complying with a mandate for 100% renewable energy, and creating a $600 million surplus in the tenth year of service. No less than a revolution in power, Local Power's CleanPowerSF CCA program design represents a quantum leap in energy economics, and provides a model for cities and policymakers who are otherwise imprisoned in conventional utility economics. This business case awaits approval by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, which must approve authorization for the issuance of $1 Billion in revenue bonds of local investment in renewables and energy efficiency.
Summary
Link to San Francisco Department of the Environment LPI Presentation
Link to CleanPowerSF Web Site
Regulations and Policy
LPI CleanPowerSF Regulatory and Policy Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Interview Analysis
Risk Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Draft Risk Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Risk Review Interview Analysis
Program Design
LPI CleanPowerSF Draft Program Design
Procurement Outline
LPI CleanPowerSF Procurement Outline
Budget Estimate
LPI CleanPowerSF Preliminary Budget Estimate
Permitting Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Permitting Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Permitting Report - Geographic Information System (GIS) Appendices
Contract Analysis
LPI CleanPowerSF Initial Contract Analysis
Customer Phase-In Schedule
LPI CleanPowerSF Customer Phase-In Schedule
LPI CleanPowerSF Customer Phase-In Strategies and Shell Contract
Interview Report
LPI CleanPowerSF Interview Report
Independent Peer Review of Local Power Deliverables
Peer Review of Local Buildout Report LAFCO 2014
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