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by Joshua Sabatini
Mayor Ed Lee defended the aversion to San Francisco's renewable energy program Tuesday, saying its environmental benefits have diminished, while the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission unveiled a plan to potentially use the $19.5 million set aside for CleanPowerSF to pay for Rim Fire damage. Lee's comments came amid a regularly scheduled question session with the Board of Supervisors, which last year approved the launch of the long-planned CleanPowerSF in an 8-3 vote only to see the SFPUC refuse to adopt power rates last month.…
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by Joshua Sabatini
Mayor Ed Lee defended the aversion to San Francisco's renewable energy program Tuesday, saying its environmental benefits have diminished, while the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission unveiled a plan to potentially use the $19.5 million set aside for CleanPowerSF to pay for Rim Fire damage. Lee's comments came amid a regularly scheduled question session with the Board of Supervisors, which last year approved the launch of the long-planned CleanPowerSF in an 8-3 vote only to see the SFPUC refuse to adopt power rates last month.…[ Read more ]
