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The Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, while providing water to millions of people in the San Francisco Bay Area, also provides visitors with access to spectacular beauty and the wilderness of Yosemite National Park. Many hiking trails begin from O’Shaughnessy Dam and some of Hetch Hetchy’s most beautiful features are easily seen from the top of the dam. Hiking information and maps can be found at the Hetch Hetchy entrance to the park and on the National Park Service website . Take in the Sights Waterfalls: Tueeulala and Wapama Falls are just two of Hetch Hetchy’s waterfalls. Both waterfalls drop more
San Francisco's Public Power Utility For over 100 years, Hetch Hetchy Power has generated clean, 100% greenhouse gas-free electricity for San Francisco. We power municipal services such as Muni and San Francisco General Hospital, redeveloped neighborhoods like The Shipyard, and some large developments such as the Salesforce Transit Center. We're proud to provide nearly 20% of the City's electricity with clean Hetch Hetchy Power. Whether you’re a developer interested in Hetch Hetchy Power or an existing residential customer looking to save money on your electricity bill, or simply wanting to
Find Out if Your Project is Eligible for 100% Greenhouse Gas-Free Hetch Hetchy Power Today. If you are a developer, property owner, or overseeing a new or existing development in San Francisco, your project may be eligible for Hetch Hetchy Power if it is a: Large commercial facility Large residential facility Large mixed-use facility City-owned land (must apply for Hetch Hetchy Power)
The Hetch Hetchy Power System is good for customers, the City, and the planet. The electricity is cost-effective and 100% greenhouse gas-free, helping the City’s fiscal bottom line, combating climate change, and protecting public health. We own and operate all aspects of the Hetch Hetchy Power system: 385 MW of greenhouse gas-free hydroelectric generation capacity 8.5 MW of solar generation capacity 160 miles of clean energy transmission lines from Yosemite to the Bay Area View our 2022 Product Content Label to better understand what type of energy we generate and where it comes from. (See
Español | 中文 | Filipino | Tiếng Việt | عربي | Pусский | Samoano The SFPUC’s Customer Assistance Program (CAP) offers a 30% discount on Hetch Hetchy Power bills to eligible customers. If you are a person living on a low income and you pay a SFPUC Hetch Hetchy Power bill, you may be eligible to receive this discount. Applying is quick and easy! Application for Hetch Hetchy Power CAP Eligibility Requirements: You have only one Hetch Hetchy Power service account with the SFPUC. Your Hetch Hetchy Power bill is in your name. You are a full-time resident at the address where the discount will be
Hetch Hetchy Power is upgrading to a new billing system in April! The new system will allow us to better serve you, our customers, and enable us to roll out new billing features in the future. Benefits Timely and consistent billing New, paper-saving bill design New, numbers-only account number for easier use Consolidated account for municipal customers with multiple meters at the same premise. Commercial customers, please reach out to us if you are interested in consolidated billing. What to Expect Most customers will not experience a disruption to their account during the billing system
New electric rates for Hetch Hetchy Power customers will go into effect on July 1, 2024. Join us for a short webinar to learn more about our rate setting process and upcoming rate changes for residential customers.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the SFPUC secured $10.9 million in federal and state funding to provide emergency financial assistance for SFPUC customers to help pay their utility bills.
San Francisco, known for its picturesque beauty and vibrant atmosphere, offers a plethora of exciting summer activities for locals and tourists alike. As you embark on your summer adventures, why not explore the city while celebrating its commitment to sustainability? Here’s a few of our favorite attractions in San Francisco, all powered by the clean and renewable energy provided by Hetch Hetchy Power, San Francisco’s public power utility.
The Medical Necessity Assistance Program allows qualified households to use 75% more energy at the general residential service rate. If you are a Hetch Hetchy Power customer with a medical disability, you may be eligible for assistance. Eligibility Customers dependent on electrically powered life-support device(s) plugged into the home electric system. Qualifying devices include: Aerosol tent Pressure pad Apnea monitor Pressure pump Compressor Respirator (all types) Electronic nerve stimulator Suction machine Ultrasound nebulizer Electrostatic nebulizer Inhalation pulmonary pressure breather
San Francisco health clinics provide access to crucial primary care by reducing barriers such as cost, lack of insurance, and accessibility for their patients. However, like many buildings across San Francisco, operating these facilities with natural gas heating appliances generates emissions and contributes to the City’s carbon footprint.
Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, and electrifying vehicles is a key step in reducing their impact on the planet and as well as our local communities. As more San Franciscans contemplate going electric, having EV charging infrastructure at or close to home can make-or-break the choice about getting an electric vehicle.
When October rolls around, our minds often turn to apple picking, cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice lattes, and spooky Halloween decorations. Yet, there's another reason to get excited this month: Public Power Week!
The Pink Triangle, an iconic symbol of love and inclusion, was lit by Mayor London Breed, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and City officials to kick off Pride Month in San Francisco earlier this month. Illuminated by our very own Hetch Hetchy Power , this year’s installation will shine both day and night thanks to new sparkling pink streamers and numerous pink LED lights—illuminated by our 100% greenhouse gas-free hydropower. Started in 1996 by Patrick Carney, the Pink Triangle is constructed with pieces of pink canvas and installed by volunteers to symbolize San Francisco’s ongoing support of the
IMPORTANT: The installation and interconnection of self-generation equipment, including any photovoltaic solar or battery storage systems requires the submission of an interconnection application and SFPUC approval. Our solar Net Energy Metering programs, and our interconnection and application process are explained below. Please contact hhpower@sfwater.org should you need further assistance. What is Net Energy Metering? Net energy metering is a billing arrangement that allows customers with solar or qualifying renewable generation to receive monetary credits for any renewable energy generated
Outlining the procedures for those seeking to utilize, cross, or affect SFPUC lands in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne counties. The primary purpose of the lands that the SFPUC owns is for the unimpeded operation and maintenance of our water and power system, and goals set forth in our land use policies. Any entity be they public or private, contemplating using, crossing, or affecting our lands in any way must apply for permission to do so. Applications are reviewed by a multi-disciplinary Project Review Committee. Among other things, the Committee is charged with ensuring that proposals