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• <H2> Austin Energy pushes back against renewable energy goals
• <H2> Group envisions carbon-free utility July 09, 2014 Austin Energy should meet the goal by 2030, advisory task force says. Austin Energy should become 100 percent carbon-emission free by 2030. That's not a pie-in-the-sky environmentalist's dream. It's a policy recommendation delivered by an Austin advisory task force charged with setting new renewable energy goals for the city's electric utility, though it was offered with a caveat: Do so as long as it doesn't cause rates to skyrocket. The group, called the Austin Generation Resource Planning Task Force, was asked in February to find ways to accelerate the city's efforts to wean itself off carbon-emitting fuels such as coal and natural gas, which most scientists say contribute to climate change. The task force is chaired by a former Austin Energy executive, Michael Osborne, and it includes people who work in the clean energy industry, as well as advocates for ratepayers and low-income residents. In earlier discussions, Austin Energy was tasked with generating 35 percent of its electricity from renewable energy by 2020. But the utility will meet that goal four years early — in 2016 — thanks to large solar and wind contracts and encouragement to customers to either install their own solar panels or participate in the utility's renewable energy service. On Wednesday, the task force approved a draft report with more than a dozen recommendations that will eventually be sent to the Austin City Council. But first, it considered feedback from advocates for low-income residents, environmentalists and supporters of the renewable power industry, who largely gave the task force a thumbs-up on the recommendations. Read more... Austin Climate Protection Plan The Austin Climate Protection Plan will make Austin the leading city in the nation in the fight against global warming. The broad elements of the plan to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions include: Municipal Plan Make all City of Austin (COA) facilities, fleets, and operations totally carbon-neutral by 2020. Power 100% of city facilities with renewable energy by 2012. Make entire city fleet carbon-neutral by 2020 through use of electric power and non-petroleum fuels (with alt fuel emissions offset through mitigation). Develop departmental climate protection plans, including: policies, procedures, targets, and reporting for maximum achievable reduction of GHG emissions and energy consumption in all city departments. Develop a COA employee climate education campaign; and programs and incentives to help employees reduce personal carbon footprint and engage in community outreach for climate protection. Read more...
• <H2> Group envisions carbon-free utility
• <H2> Austin Climate Protection Plan The Austin Climate Protection Plan will make Austin the leading city in the nation in the fight against global warming. The broad elements of the plan to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions include: Municipal Plan Make all City of Austin (COA) facilities, fleets, and operations totally carbon-neutral by 2020. Power 100% of city facilities with renewable energy by 2012. Make entire city fleet carbon-neutral by 2020 through use of electric power and non-petroleum fuels (with alt fuel emissions offset through mitigation). Develop departmental climate protection plans, including: policies, procedures, targets, and reporting for maximum achievable reduction of GHG emissions and energy consumption in all city departments. Develop a COA employee climate education campaign; and programs and incentives to help employees reduce personal carbon footprint and engage in community outreach for climate protection. Read more...
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