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CleanPowerSF

Run by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.

Compare a household bill on each CleanPowerSF product with the utility, on your rate plan and usage (beta).

PG&Eutility territory

2016started serving

0member cities in the index

+7.3%default bill vs utility, March 2026

Default product compared with the utility

Typical residential bill on the default product, percent above (+) or below (−) the utility's, by the date of each published comparison. The table below lists every comparison.

Rates as of	Utility	Schedule	Utility bill	Default product	Difference	All products	Source
March 2026	PG&E San Francisco (CPSF 2018 vintage)	E-1 · 248 kWh	$111	$119	+7.3%	Green $119; SuperGreen $122	source
PG&E January 2026 / CCA July 2025	PG&E San Francisco (CPSF 2018 vintage)	E-1 · 247 kWh	$101	$119	+17.3%	Green $119; SuperGreen $121	source
PG&E September 2025 / CCA July 2025	PG&E San Francisco (CPSF 2018 vintage)	E-1 · 247 kWh	$106	$107	+0.9%	Green $107; SuperGreen $110	source
PG&E March 2025 / CCA July 2024	PG&E San Francisco (CPSF 2018 vintage)	E-1 · 247 kWh	$109	$110	+0.9%	Green $110; SuperGreen $112	source
PG&E January 2025 / CCA July 2024	PG&E San Francisco (CPSF 2018 vintage)	E-1 · 247 kWh	$107	$111	+3.2%	Green $111; SuperGreen $108	source
PG&E April 2024 / CCA July 2023	PG&E San Francisco	E-1 · 259 kWh	$119	$112	−6.2%	Green $112; SuperGreen $115	source
PG&E January 2024 / CCA July 2023	PG&E San Francisco	E-1 · 259 kWh	$118	$110	−6.3%	Green $110; SuperGreen $113	source
March 2022	PG&E San Francisco	E-1 · 251 kWh	$85.98	$85.98	0.0%	Green $85.98; SuperGreen $88.49	source
March 2022	PG&E San Francisco	E-TOU-C · 250 kWh	$83.27	$83.27	0.0%	Green $83.27; SuperGreen $85.77	source
June 30, 2021	PG&E San Francisco	E-TOU-C · 367 kWh	$105	$106	+0.9%	Green $106; SuperGreen $110	source
PG&E March 1, 2021 / CCA January 15, 2021	PG&E San Francisco	E-1 · 315 kWh	$89.79	$90.59	+0.9%	Green $90.59; SuperGreen $93.74	source

Finances

Year	Revenue	Change in net position	Net position / fund balance	Basis	Source
FY2022	—	—	$84.3 million	audited	source
FY2023	$326.8 million	$33.7 million	$118.0 million	audited	source
FY2024	$366.6 million	$60.5 million	$178.1 million	audited	source
FY2025	$429.8 million	$68.5 million	$246.6 million	audited	source

Credit ratings

Moody's A2 — assigned 2020-12-09 source
Moody's A1 (stable) — upgraded 2026-02-26 source

Savings it reports

No method is published for these figures.

2026-01-28 “about $120 million over the last five years compared with what customers would have paid PG&E” source