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Power your home (renters, too!) or business with 100% renewable electricity from CleanPowerSF’s SuperGreen service. No new equipment, no installations. Just 100% renewable energy. Go SuperGreen today!

Upgrade online using your CleanPowerSF/PG&E bill information. For more information about upgrading business accounts, visit SuperGreen Your Business.

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If you live in San Francisco, you are automatically enrolled in CleanPowerSF’s Green service. 

  • You will get at least 50 percent of your power from renewable sources like wind and solar. 

  • All at competitive rates!

SuperGreen

Choose SuperGreen to get 100% renewable energy. 

  • SuperGreen is free to enroll. It costs about $3 more a month for the typical household. 

  • It is Green-e® Energy certified and meets the environmental and consumer-protection standards set by the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions. Learn more at www.green-e.org.  

  • Upgrade to SuperGreen with your PG&E account information using the online form. 

Learn more about the benefits of SuperGreen.

Opt Out (PG&E)

You can opt out of CleanPowerSF and receive 34 percent renewable energy from PG&E. 

  • Enter your PG&E account information to the online form on the opt out page. 

  • You can also call (415) 554-0773 and provide your PG&E account information over the phone.

  • You may be charged a termination fee. 

Projects In Development

  • Energy Type: Solar plus battery storage
    Location: Alameda County, CA

    The to-be-constructed Aramis Solar Plus Storage project will provide 75 MW of solar energy and 75 MW of battery storage capacity to CleanPowerSF customers. Once complete, this Bay Area project will also provide valuable clean and reliable power to the Bay Area region. The project is expected to generate over 400 all-union construction jobs between IP Aramis, LLC and five local construction crafts representing over 10,000 members living in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

  • Energy Type: Battery storage
    Location: Rosamond, CA (Kern County, CA)

    The Tumbleweed project is located near Rosamond in Kern County, CA and is a proposed 75 MW battery storage project that will provide about 12 MW of energy storage capacity to CleanPowerSF once completed. This project, along with the Goal Line project, will provide energy storage capability for the equivalent of about 35,000 average San Francisco residential customers for up to 8-hours.

  • Energy Type: Battery storage
    Location: Escondido, CA (San Diego County, CA)

    The Goal Line project is located near Escondido in San Diego County, CA and is a proposed 50 MW battery storage project that will provide 11 MW of energy storage capacity to CleanPowerSF once completed. This project, along with the Tumbleweed project, will provide energy storage capability for the equivalent off about 35,000 average San Francisco residential customers for up to 8-hours.

  • Energy Type: Geothermal
    Location: Esmerelda County, NV

    The Fish Lake Geothermal project is located in Esmerelda County, NV. It is a to-be-constructed 13 MW geothermal power plant that will provide about 2 MW to CleanPowerSF. Once completed, this project will provide enough energy for approximately 5,000 average San Francisco residential customers.

  • Energy Type: Geothermal
    Location: California and Nevada

    The Ormat Geothermal Portfolio Project are to-be-constructed geothermal power plants located in California and Nevada. Once completed, this project will provide enough energy for approximately 50,000 average San Francisco residential customers.

  • Energy Type: Battery storage
    Location: Solano County, CA

    Expected to be operational in 2025, the Corby project will be CleanPowerSF’s first standalone battery storage project located in Northern California. The project will have a total capacity of 300 MW of battery storage as well as create approximately 200 construction jobs. The project is being developed by a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC.

Budget Billing and Payment Plans

Budget Billing

Budget billing allows you to pay in  equal monthly payments. On this plan, you’ll pay an average cost across 12-months of usage, helping your bill to stay relatively the same each month.

  • With Budget Billing 

    • It is free to enroll

    • Your energy costs are the same month to month 

    • There aren’t higher costs during during winter months

    Enroll online at pge.com/BudgetBilling or by phone by calling PG&E at (800) 743-5000.

    The average CleanPowerSF residential customer sees a rise of up to 20% on their electricity bill in the period between November and April. Your energy usage can change for a variety of reasons, such as using heaters to warm your home during the winter.

    How Budget Billing Works

    Using your energy use history, PG&E will level out your monthly payment amount. If your energy usage changes significantly from season to season, you won’t see big increases in cost on your bills. Find out what your estimated monthly payment could be at pge.com/BudgetBilling.

    Resources and Links

Flexible Payment Plans

Need more time to pay? There are several options available, including installment plans.

  • Choose the flexible payment plan that works for you

    • Installments allow you to pay your current balance over several months for up to 12 monthly payments .

    • Extensions let you pay the entire amount at a later date. Simply choose the date on which you want to pay the full amount.

    • Arrearage Management Plan (AMP) is a new payment plan program available to customers with overdue energy bills who are already enrolled in CARE or FERA. AMP forgives your overdue electricity and gas bill debt (up to $8,000) as you make on-time monthly payments on your current energy bill. Remember, you must be enrolled in CARE or FERA to qualify. Review the CARE and FERA enrollment guidelines if you are not already signed up!

    Learn more online at pge.com/HelpMePay or by phone by calling PG&E at (800) 743-5000.

Budget Billing

Budget billing allows you to pay in  equal monthly payments. On this plan, you’ll pay an average cost across 12-months of usage, helping your bill to stay relatively the same each month.

  • With Budget Billing 

    • It is free to enroll

    • Your energy costs are the same month to month 

    • There aren’t higher costs during during winter months

    Enroll online at pge.com/BudgetBilling or by phone by calling PG&E at (800) 743-5000.

    The average CleanPowerSF residential customer sees a rise of up to 20% on their electricity bill in the period between November and April. Your energy usage can change for a variety of reasons, such as using heaters to warm your home during the winter.

    How Budget Billing Works

    Using your energy use history, PG&E will level out your monthly payment amount. If your energy usage changes significantly from season to season, you won’t see big increases in cost on your bills. Find out what your estimated monthly payment could be at pge.com/BudgetBilling.

    Resources and Links