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San Francisco County, CA Energy

Electric utilities, power plants and charging stations in San Francisco County, California.

California home electricity
33.61¢/kWh
July 2026
California regular gas
$6.03/gal
Week of 10/19/2026
EV charging stations
486
1,189 ports
Electric utilities
2
Serving San Francisco County

Electric utilities serving San Francisco County

As reported to EIA for 2025. A utility may serve only part of the county. Customers and prices are for its whole California service area

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UtilityCustomers in stateHome priceHome bill
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.Investor Owned5,728,33337.52¢/kWh$174/mo
City & County of San Francisco - (CA)Municipal3,99527.13¢/kWh$295/mo

EV charging in San Francisco County

486 public stations, DC fast first

All 486

Alternative fuel stations

Power plants in San Francisco County

24.0 MW of operating capacity

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PlantFuelCapacity
Parnassus Central Utility PlantNatural gas13.4 MW
Sunset Reservoir North BasinSolar4.5 MW
SF Southeast Cogen PlantBiomass2.1 MW
Univ of San Francisco CogenNatural gas1.5 MW
One Market PlazaNatural gas1.5 MW
Transamerica PyramidNatural gas1.0 MW

Electricity rates and gas prices are state or regional averages. Utility service areas come from EIA Form 861 and are listed by county, so a utility listed here may not serve every address in the county.

Frequently asked questions

What electric company serves San Francisco County?
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., City & County of San Francisco - (CA) report serving San Francisco County to EIA. Check your bill or address with the utility to confirm which one serves you.
How many EV charging stations are in San Francisco County?
There are 486 public EV charging stations in San Francisco County with 1,189 ports, 42 of them with DC fast charging.
Are there power plants in San Francisco County?
Yes. San Francisco County has 6 operating power plants with 24.0 MW of capacity. The largest is Parnassus Central Utility Plant (13.4 MW, natural gas).