SFPUC - Annual Reports Achieving More Together

01 | 02 Annual Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2015 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (as of date of publication) Francesca Vietor, President Anson Moran, Vice President Ann Moller Caen, Commissioner Vince Courtney, Commissioner Ike Kwon, Commissioner Water Delivering high-quality water every day • 2.6 Million People • 197 Million Gallons per Day (MGD) • 1.6B kW hrs of Clean Hydroelectricity • 167 Miles Across the State • Gravity-fed Power Generating clean energy for vital services • 100 Percent of San Francisco’s Municipal Load • 380.5 MW Hydroelectic Generation • 11.1 MW Solar and Biogas Generation • 45,000 SF Street Lights Powered • 160 Miles of Transmission Lines Sewer Protecting public health and the environment DEAR CUSTOMERS AND STAKEHOLDERS, Our ability to provide essential 24/7 water, power and sewer services is due to proactive planning and continuous investment in our infrastructure. But infrastructure alone doesn’t work without the dedicated staff that maintains our operations. We also rely upon collaborations with our community partners and our customers, because we achieve more by working together. We are in the midst of the hottest, driest four-year period on record in California’s history. You are doing your part to conserve, as San Franciscans are some of the most efficient water users in the state. We continue to move forward critical projects to diversify our water supply. Your support of our water, power and sewer system projects is making our community more resilient with increased seismic reliability, efficiency, and innovation. In 2016 the future is bright. For years city services have depended upon our 100% greenhouse gas-free Hetch Hetchy Power for their electricity. Now new residents and businesses in The Shipyard are enjoying this clean energy supply too. Everyone else can be a part of our City’s clean energy future through CleanPowerSF. We depend upon our strong partnerships to bolster our continued success in providing the critical services that the San Francisco Bay Area depends upon. On behalf of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, I am pleased to present our Annual Financial Report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2015. • 3 Treatment Facilities • 1,000 Miles of Pipes • 80 MGD Treated Dry Weather • 575 MGD Treated Wet Weather • 40 Billion Gallons Treated per Year Harlan L. Kelly Jr. General Manager

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