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Bid Title:Community Renewable Energy Agency Communications and Public Relations Category:Request For ProposalStatus:OpenBid Recipient:John Brems Description: Utah 100 Communities, also known as the Community Renewable Energy Agency (Agency), is an interlocal public entity comprised of 18 communities that aspire to obtain net-100% of their electricity from renewable sources by the year 2030.

Denver’s Community 100% Renewable Electricity Roadmap Location Colorado Publication Date 03/20/2019 Closing Date 04/12/2019 05:00 PM MDT

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has launched a Request for Information (RFI) to engage with local communities across New York State to consider prospective sites for large-scale renewable energy project development.As part of the 2020-2021 enacted state budget, New York State announced the passage of the Accelerated Renewable Energy Growth and Community Benefit Act.

Renewable energy installations will improve the communities’ capacity and resilience to deal with power outages and other effects of climate change, including the ability to provide emergency cooling for the community in extreme heat events.The project is anticipated to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the Canadian municipal sector, support the development of new renewable installation projects, and offer hands-on training and experience to the

The selected firm(s) will have the staff or subcontractor capacity capable of meeting the requirements of the Program, which are summarized as follows: - Ecosystem-related research project development, design, implementation & reporting integrated with utility and community scale renewable generation projects and their components, utility transmission & distribution corridors and other utility and public/private land holdings;- Field Survey

We also deliver water to almost 38,000 households and businesses in Pasadena and adjacent communities in the San Gabriel Valley.Currently, PWP is focused on long-term resource management and environmental protection, embracing aggressive environmental goals that reflect our community’s values, including procuring more renewable energy and local water resources, while continuing our long history of reliable service at reasonable rates.As part of ongoing

Future emphasis on capital improvement planning/implementation including Community Campus Project-Library, City Hall and Senior Center; maintenance of current high municipal service levels despite State imposed levy and expenditure limits and physical community growth limitations; successful retirement of Middleton TID #3 (probably the most successful TID ever in Wisconsin); continued community investment in renewable energy options and implementation