The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission’s (SFPUC) Power Enterprise recently welcomed 16 San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) teachers for a presentation on the city’s clean energy efforts, including a walkthrough of the SFPUC’s solar installation at Davies Symphony Hall.

The group that advises the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and the Board of Supervisors about plans, programming, and operations at the Southeast Community Center has a new name: the Southeast Community Center Council.

The Moscone Center hosts dozens of trade shows, conferences, and large events each year. It’s also home to San Francisco’s first district-scale onsite water reuse system. The system collects and treats rainwater and other onsite drainage from over 800,000 square feet of space. By reusing that water for non-drinking water uses, it saves precious drinking water for drinking. In just four years of operation, the project reached its target of reusing enough water to save at least 30 million gallons of drinking water. That’s the equivalent to filling 416 backyard swimming pools or meeting the yearly water needs of 514 San Francisco residents!

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission’s (SFPUC) latest wastewater bond ratings will help keep sewer rates affordable over the long term.

An animated video with hand-drawn illustrations. Poems that personified the fog and imagined “the city that we promised to be” by 2040. An essay arguing for public transit that runs on renewable energy and is free for kids.

Last April, hikers on trails within the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission' s (SFPUC) Peninsula Watershed might have seen a brown and black dog methodically moving through the underbrush. Normally dogs are restricted on the Peninsula Watershed to protect the rare and endangered species there, but this dog is special. Species protection is her job. Meet Muon.

Final EIR certified for proposed acquisition of electric grid serving San Francisco