San Francisco is moving forward with local public power. It's time.
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A major step toward #PublicPower! SF Planning just certified the final environmental impact report. That’s progress as #SF explores acquiring local PG&E electric assets.
Read the final report to learn more: sfplanning.org/environmental….
End #PublicPowerWeek by joining the movement! The City is exploring public ownership of the electric grid to serve all San Franciscans.
⚡Learn more, sign up for updates, and take action today: publicpowersf.org/takeaction.
There have been 40 PG&E blackouts since December. San Francisco deserves better. sfstandard.com/2026/10/08/sa…
PG&E’s frequent unplanned outages and increasing rates harm SF residents and businesses. There is an alternative with @MySFPUC which has provided, clean, affordable, and reliable power to SF for over a century.
⚡Learn more about #PublicPower: youtu.be/CnZQs2UaXB4?si=QkOR…
Affordable rates. Reliable service. Local accountability. That’s the promise of public power.
San Francisco is exploring expanding public power to serve all San Franciscans. Learn more and show your support. ⚡publicpowersf.org/support-ta…
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Did you know that public power is part of San Francisco’s DNA? ⚡
➡️Check out some of the facts about Hetch Hetchy Power! #PublicPowerWeek ️
ALT Friendly lightning bolt mascot with gloves and sneakers, waving beneath 'Hetch Hetchy POWER Facts' title in bold colorful letters.
ALT Hetch Hetchy Power provides approximately 20% of San Francisco's electricity as the city's public power utility.
ALT Hetch Hetchy Power has supplied our city with 100% greenhouse gas-free electricity for over 100 years.
ALT Hetch Hetchy Power saved customers $75 million on electric bills in 2025 compared to PG&E rates.
✅ True: In 2025, Hetch Hetchy Power saved customers $75 million on their electric bills compared to what they would have with PG&E. Hetch Hetchy Power continues to offer the lowest electricity rates in San Francisco.
See more benefits of public power: publicpowersf.org/about
One last trivia to spark your mind!⚡
💡True or False💡
In 2025, Hetch Hetchy Power customers saved more than $75 million on electric bills compared to what they would have with PG&E.
50%True
50%False
2 votes • Final resultsOne last trivia to spark your mind!⚡
💡True or False💡
In 2025, Hetch Hetchy Power customers saved more than $75 million on electric bills compared to what they would have with PG&E.
50%True
50%False
2 votes • Final results✅ True: Hetch Hetchy Power has energized our city for over a century with 100% greenhouse gas-free power.
Explore our amazing Hetch Hetchy Power system: sfpuc.gov/about-us/our-syste…
ALT One of the Hetch Hetchy Power powerhouses.
Keep powering up with our Trivia Tuesday! ⭐
⚡True or False⚡
Hetch Hetchy Power has been serving SF for over 100 years.
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50%False
2 votes • Final results❌ False: There are more than 2,000 public power utilities in operation across the country, serving more than 50 million Americans. On average, public power utilities offer more affordable rates than for-profit utilities like PG&E.
Hetch Hetchy Power is San Francisco’s public power utility and supplies about 20% of the electricity used in the City.
💧 Learn more about Hetch Hetchy Power: sfpuc.gov/programs/clean-ene…
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It's Trivia Tuesday for Public Power Week! ⚡
💡True or False💡
There are just a few public power utilities in operation across the country.
25%True
75%False
8 votes • Final resultsDecember 2025: massive PG&E outage. Today: a vault fire. PG&E keeps failing us. Full public power in SF means investing in our grid for safe, reliable and affordable service. We'll put customers first, not shareholders. sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
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Happy #PublicPowerWeek! ⚡️
Every day, San Franciscans experience the benefits of #PublicPower. From taking Muni or enjoying coffee at the Ferry Building, the SFPUC helps power the places & experiences that make San Francisco home. 💛 sfpuc.gov/about-us/news/powe…
#PublicPower means putting our communities first. This #PublicPowerWeek, we celebrate the people and businesses that make our city thrive. Meet Jesse, the owner of The Laundry Corner, a Richmond District staple.
⚡Read his #PublicPower story: publicpowersf.org/blogposts/…
ALT The Laundry Corner, a small business in the Richmond District of San Francisco.
ALT Jesse Ahluwalia, owner of The Laundry Corner.
PG&E challenged San Francisco’s environmental review of its proposed grid acquisition. Yesterday, the Board of Supervisors unanimously rejected that appeal, clearing a required step as the City explores expanding public power. ow.ly/O1V150ZQOAq
(1/5) PG&E is appealing the Planning Commission’s Final Environmental Impact Report for the City’s proposed acquisition of PG&E’s electric assets. Show your support for full public power in SF on 9/22 at 3 pm during the Board of Supervisors hearing. Every voice helps. Here’s how:
(4/5) Option #3: Stream the hearing online and provide remote public comment over the phone.