San Francisco Climate Action Plan2026 plan · progress dashboard

The plan's commitments

183 actions across 7 sectors

Every action names the departments leading it and, for most, a target year. Implementation status arrives with the first annual reporting cycle; until then this is the plan as adopted.

9 of 183 actions match. Lead department: Port of SF.

Transportation 3

  1. 2-11

    Support the transition to zero-emission ferry vessels by facilitating construction and operation of charging infrastructure in San Francisco. SFCTA, SFPUC, Port

    No date set

  2. 3-2

    By 2030, increase the number of EV charging ports across publicly accessible City-owned parking facilities by at least 250 and across curbside locations by 100, and provide load-managed charging at 10% of SFO-owned parking stalls. SFMTA, Port, RPD, SFO

    By 2030

  3. 3-7

    By 2026, complete a feasibility study evaluating the installation of zero-emissions charging and fueling infrastructure at Pier 96 to support Port tenants and other local truck owners/operators in the transition to ZEVs. Port

    By 2026

Circular Economy 1

  1. 1-4

    By 2026, develop material specifications and design and construction guidelines for municipal buildings and infrastructure that standardize circular procurement standards by piloting the use of low-carbon and less-toxic materials such as concrete, steel, asphalt, and wood. SFE, SFO, SFPW, Port

    By 2026

Healthy Ecosystems 5

  1. 1-5

    By 2028, complete revegetation of the Heron's Head Shoreline Resilience Project and continue monitoring and, if necessary, perform adaptive management of the shoreline through 2033. Port

    By 2028

  2. 1-6

    By 2030, finalize the plan to incorporate Engineering with Nature features, as part of the Waterfront Resilience Program, into approximately 2.8 miles of the San Francisco shoreline. Features will include living seawalls, rocky intertidal, ecotone levees, creek enhancements, green stormwater infrastructure, ecological armoring, and naturalized/embankment shoreline. Port

    By 2030

  3. 1-7

    By 2028, complete projects incorporating local native plants, expanding the Port's native plant coverage by 0.5 acre and adding at least 50 native trees at various locations throughout the Southern Waterfront. Port

    By 2028

  4. 3-1

    By 2027, City agencies will compile tree management procedures into one accessible public document that incorporates climate resilience, ecosystem services, and biodiversity, and deploy them by 2028. SFE, SFPW, RPD, Port, SFPUC URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL: SFE, SFPW, RPD, PORT, SFPUC

    By 2027

  5. 3-3

    By 2030, pending availability of resources, complete the Urban Forest Master Plan Phase 2 (Parks and Open Space) and Phase 3 (Private Lands and Backyards). RPD, Port, SFPUC, Planning, SFE Phase 2: RPD, PORT, SFPUC; Phase 3: PLANNING, SFE

    By 2030