Planning Meeting For Rally To Support Launch Of CleanPowerSF

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April 19, 2015 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
2015-04-19T16:00:00-07:00
2015-04-19T17:30:00-07:00
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SF Unitarian Universalist Church
1187 Franklin Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
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Invitation To Attend Planning Meeting For *BIG* Earth Month Rally To Support Launch Of CleanPowerSF

350 SF is going to hold a very important organizing meeting to help plan a big rally that is being held by Sierra Club, 350, and others, to support CleanPowerSF (see CleanPowerSF details below).

The rally will be on April 28, 12:30pm at San Francisco City Hall – see https://www.facebook.com/events/418190375008487
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For his entire tenure, San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee has attempted to block CleanPowerSF due to campaign donations and other influence from fossil fuel energy corporation PG&E. But in January 2015 that all changed, and a decade of grassroots community campaigning has finally gotten the mayor to reverse his position.

Now that the historically anti CleanPowerSF Mayor Lee is finally saying he supports launching CleanPowerSF by the end of the year, we need to show a BIG public presence during Earth month to make clear to Lee that he needs to keep that promise.

Here are the basic details about CleanPowerSF..

CleanPowerSF

HOW IT WORKS

California Community Choice law allows any city or county to group its electricity customers into a powerful builders and buyers cooperative for installing and purchasing clean energy and efficiency for those customers. Community Choice joins together the buying power of all those customers, as a not-for-profit community service, and so gives consumers the leverage they need to get cleaner electricity at lower prices than those offered by for-profit monopoly utilities like PG&E.

Under a Community Choice program like CleanPowerSF, PG&E still maintains the wires and distribution of electricity and still sends the bill, while the Community Choice program is free to choose the energy sources, and so can ensure a cleaner and better deal on the energy itself.

The two counties that already have Community Choice (Marin and Sonoma) are delivering greener energy at lower prices than PG&E.

CleanPowerSF is planned to run the city on 50% local clean electricity by 2025!

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