The Corby project will strengthen grid reliability for 385,000 CleanPowerSF customers and State of California

The SFPUC’s Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant has just completed upgrading their filtration systems, which was part of the Hetch Hetchy Water System Improvement Program. According to Resident Engineer, Joseph Liu with the Water Enterprise, the necessary maintenance being done ensures the Mountain Tunnel plant, the Harry Tracy plant and other local reservoirs, will be functioning at full capacity to intake water from Hetch Hetchy.

Keeping the lights on for Californians amidst a clean energy transition and changing climate is no easy feat. Join the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) on Thursday, August 24th at 10 am to hear more about how CleanPowerSF is helping the state address grid reliability through our energy supplies and procurement.

August is a month of celebration, not only for the warm summer days but also for something much more significant — Black Business Month. This annual event is a time to acknowledge and appreciate the invaluable contributions of Black-owned businesses in San Francisco and across the United States. It is a recognition of their role in promoting diversity, equality, and economic growth.

Project Pull is an internship program hosted by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commision (SFPUC) and other City Agencies within the public sector. The goal of the program is to offer highly motivated high school and college students the opportunity to work in various professional paths throughout the City. Simultaneously, this program strives to help individuals cultivate the essential skills needed to secure future positions throughout their career.