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[speaker not understood] the secondlargest owner of land in california or something [multiple voices] quoin i dont know its quite that. Noe there is lots of land here. ~ yes, there are cityowned sites that are suitable for solar projects. Were also looking one type of project i really like is inconduit hydro. We can develop bucket 1 resources within our existing water system. Its inexpensive and environmentally friendly. Do you have numbers on how much that could provide . Yes. I dont have them on the tip of my tongue, but weve done some studies on how much we could do with the existing hetch ...

Yes, there are some states [speaker not understood] the secondlargest owner of land in california or something [multiple voices] quoin i dont know its quite that. Noe there is lots of land here. ~ yes, there are cityowned sites that are suitable for solar projects. Were also looking one type of project i really like is inconduit hydro. We can develop bucket 1 resources within our existing water system. Its inexpensive and environmentally friendly. Do you have numbers on how much that could provide . Yes. I dont have them on the tip of my tongue, but weve done some studies on how much we could ...

For different kinds of projects. I can get those for you, but i dont have them right now. If we were to buildup 300 megawatts in three years that would be fantastic. [speaker not understood] in San Francisco . It wouldnt be ambitious. It wouldnt be as cheap as the power we could get from solar produced in the desert or hydro produced in yosemite. That would be rooftop or that would also include the airport and stuff like that . It would include all kinds of sites. The larger the site the more costeffective it is of course. There are lots of creative financing and leasing and aggregating models...

Studies on deploying renewables in city and land outside of the city . Yes, there are some states [speaker not understood] the secondlargest owner of land in california or something [multiple voices] quoin i dont know its quite that. Noe there is lots of land here. ~ yes, there are cityowned sites that are suitable for solar projects. Were also looking one type of project i really like is inconduit hydro. We can develop bucket 1 resources within our existing water system. Its inexpensive and environmentally friendly. Do you have numbers on how much that could provide . Yes. I dont have them on...

Off the ground and its not connected clearly to even california energy. So, you know, hey, well get there eventually. Any other thoughts before Public Comment . [speaker not understood]. I have some questions id like to ask because i think one of the things id like to understand is have you done any studies of how much local power could be generated in San Francisco . Because my feeling is that an enormous amount could be generated. And, so, how i was wondering if you could speak about how we go from zero to, you know, maxing out our potential. I havent seen those studies. Actually zero of cou...