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The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission marked the end of a city-wide enrollment into CleanPowerSF, the city’s renewable energy program, with a special activation. Watch as carbon busters and molecules invade the City to show how CleanPowerSF helps reduce carbon dioxide emissions and helps San Francisco reach its climate goals.
Residents and businesses are helping San Francisco reach its climate action goals thanks to their participation in CleanPowerSF, the City’s renewable energy program.
The Storm Event Response and Initial Restoration Team are every day heroes based at the SFPUC’s Moccasin offices. After a heavy rain storm in March 2018, this team worked around the clock to recover and re-establish water deliveries; protecting the Hetch Hetchy Water System and the 2.7 million customers in the Bay Area who rely on the SFPUC’s water services every day. Their work is being recognized for the Reliable Service and Assets award.
Meet Darrell Andrews, the Chief Stationary Engineer at our agency headquarters at 525 Golden Gate Ave. From maintaining the sustainable functionality of our in-house non-potable water treatment center, the Living Machine, to making sure that the rooftop rain gauge is operating seamlessly, Darrell plays a vital role in ensuring that the ecosystem within our LEED Platinum certified building is working properly.
Emily, a San Francisco native with longstanding ties to the Bayview-Hunters Point community, will lead the day-to-day operations at the facility and help support our Southeast Community Facility Commission. She will also oversee the planning and development of the new location at 1550 Evans Street.
Our crews are marking critical repairs to the Mountain Tunnel. The tunnel transports drinking water from Hetch Hetchy to the 2.7 million San Francisco Bay Area customers that rely on our services. The infrastructure repair work that our crews are doing on the Mountain Tunnel now is key to the resiliency and reliability of our water supply for many years to come.
Fats, oils, and grease clog and erode pipes. Recycling your used cooking oil through our SFGreasecycle program prevents nasty build ups and blocks in our aging sewer pipes. After cooking with any fats and oils make sure to collect, store, and recycle your used grease properly. Once recycled, we will convert the used cooking oil into sustainable biofuel that is used to power diesel fleets.
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