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Firm picked to install SF solar power system
May.16
  The Utilities Commission selected Recurrent Energy to install 30,000 solar panels on the roof of the Sunset Reservoir
Mar.25
  SF Downtown: Aaron Peskin announced legislation to conserve energy by requiring downtown buildings to turn out the lights when workers hit the doors

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Dec.11 City Develop Ambitious Solar Energy Plan
  The program would offer companies and residents government-funded loans and rebates to offset the costs of installing solar panels
Jun.19 Supes Approve Renewable Energy Plan
  The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance paving the way to renewable municipal power in the city

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Calpine Corp. Files For Bankruptcy

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Nov.11 Public power measures defeated
  After 5 days of waiting, measure F lost by 533 votes, measure I lost by 4,361 votes
Nov.10 Public power backers do not concede  3,600 ballots remained to be counted. Proposition F trailed by 1,114 votes Mar.8 Solar program  City push for a measure on the ballot asking voters to approve $120 million for solar panels



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