Integrated Resource Plan
Our Roadmap to Clean Energy
Due to a recent ruling by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), Integrated Resource Plans are now due to the CPUC on August 10, 2026.
Every two years, CleanPowerSF must update its roadmap for supplying electricity that meets customer demand. This roadmap, also known as the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), captures our energy resource planning and investment over the next 20 years and helps us navigate evolving market and regulatory conditions and weigh important trade-offs.
CleanPowerSF’s most recent Integrated Resource Plan was completed in 2022. You can read a short summary here or access more detailed information below.
Upcoming Outreach and Key Dates
CleanPowerSF’s next Integrated Resource Plan is due to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) on August 10, 2026. Over the next few months, the CleanPowerSF team will develop the plan, which must meet specific regulatory requirements set by the CPUC and City policies. As we update our plan, we’re inviting the community to share input and feedback. Your insights will help guide our next update and ensure we reflect the priorities of the people we serve. Here are some key dates* in the Integrated Resource Plan development process:
May 25, 2026 – CleanPowerSF will release draft analysis results. CleanPowerSF will share a pre-recorded webinar explaining the 2026 Integrated Resource Plan and draft analysis results , and initiate a two-week written comment period
Late May/Early June – CleanPowerSF will hold two hour-long open office hour meetings during the two-week written comment period
June 8, 2026 – End of two-week written public comment period
July 14, 2026 – CleanPowerSF staff will present Draft 2026 Integrated Resources Plan to SFPUC Commission for Approval
August 10, 2026 – Deadline for submission of CleanPowerSF’s adopted Integrated Resource Plan to the California Public Utilities Commission
*Note: some dates may be subject to change. CleanPowerSF will provide updates on any changes to this proposed schedule.
For questions about CleanPowerSF’s next Integrated Resource Plan, email us.
CleanPowerSF’s 2022 Integrated Resource Plan Recap
CleanPowerSF submitted its 2022 Integrated Resource Plan to the California Public Utilities Commission on November 1, 2022. Thank you to those who provided feedback on the 2022 Integrated Resource Plan cycle. To view “Written Comments” received, click here.
Review CleanPowerSF’s 2022 Integrated Resource Plan by navigating the below links:
Appendix A 25 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Resource Data Template
Appendix B 30 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Resource Data Template
Appendix C 25 MMT Base Case Portfolio Resource Data Template
Appendix D 25 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Clean System Power Calculator
Appendix E 30 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Clean System Power Calculator
Appendix F 25 MMT Base Case Conforming Portfolio Clean System Power Calculator
2022 IRP Resources & Links
CleanPowerSF’s 2020 Integrated Resource Plan Recap
CleanPowerSF submitted its 2020 Integrated Resource Plan to the California Public Utilities Commission in September 2020. Thank you to those who provided feedback on the 2020 Integrated Resource Plan cycle. To view “Written Comments” received, click here.
Review CleanPowerSF’s 2020 Integrated Resource Plan by navigating the below links:
Appendix C 38 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Resource Data Template
Appendix D 46 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Resource Data Template
Appendix E 38 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Clean System Power Calculator
Appendix F 46 MMT Preferred Conforming Portfolio Clean System Power Calculator
2020 IRP Resources & Links
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) evaluates energy demand and supply scenarios over a 20-year period and examines different portfolio options for providing reliable energy at the lowest cost while meeting our program goals around affordability, clean energy investment, and rate and financial stability.
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Our Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) process is a useful planning tool and a regulatory requirement. The State of California requires all electricity providers to submit an IRP to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) every two years. The CPUC aggregates all the IRPs submitted by load serving entities across California to track the state’s progress towards its emission reduction goals and plan for additional resource investment needs.
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CleanPowerSF’s next Integrated Resource Plan is due to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) on August 10, 2026.
Work is underway on CleanPowerSF’s next Integrated Resource Plan. As has been our practice in previous years, we plan to conduct public outreach to solicit input and feedback from our customers and key stakeholders about the Integrated Resource Plan. For questions about CleanPowerSF's next Integrated Resource Plan, please email us here.