Dear Mayor Cieslewicz,
We are a group of concerned Madison citizens with an interest in our community\'s long term energy security.
After reviewing the 2004 Building a Green Capitol City Blueprint, we would like to request any updates on how the city is proceeding toward the goals outlined in the document.
We are especially interested in information on the following points:
According to the Plan, the Utility Infrastructure Committee recommended that the City government set a goal of purchasing 10% of its annual electrical energy from renewable sources by 2006, and 20% by 2010.
What % of the city\'s annual electrical energy is currently purchased from renewable sources What is the plan for reaching the 20% goal by 2010
It was also recommended that the City issue a Clean Energy Challenge to city residents, urging them to purchase renewable power from their utility with the goal of persuading 5% of city residents to buy renewable power and having 2% of the entire community\'s electricity purchased from renewable sources.
I really thought this might just float around in the digital void for a while but look at how many people actually care about those old renewable goals. It is honestly pretty wild to see this much energy behind an old policy document and I am just sitting here staring at my screen because I did not expect this level of response.
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Sarah Hale
19 years ago
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its 2015 already. why are we still waiting on info from plans made over a decade ago? get it together madison.
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Dave Marshall
19 years ago
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Transparency please. We deserve to see the numbers.
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Mike Mehta
19 years ago
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What is the holdup? We need to know where the money is going and if we are actually meeting these goals or just ignoring them.
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Dear Mayor Cieslewicz,
We are a group of concerned Madison citizens with an interest in our community\'s long term energy security.
After reviewing the 2004 Building a Green Capitol City Blueprint, we would like to request any updates on how the city is proceeding toward the goals outlined in the document.
We are especially interested in information on the following points:
According to the Plan, the Utility Infrastructure Committee recommended that the City government set a goal of purchasing 10% of its annual electrical energy from renewable sources by 2006, and 20% by 2010.
What % of the city\'s annual electrical energy is currently purchased from renewable sources What is the plan for reaching the 20% goal by 2010
It was also recommended that the City issue a Clean Energy Challenge to city residents, urging them to purchase renewable power from their utility with the goal of persuading 5% of city residents to buy renewable power and having 2% of the entire community\'s electricity purchased from renewable sources.
I really thought this might just float around in the digital void for a while but look at how many people actually care about those old renewable goals. It is honestly pretty wild to see this much energy behind an old policy document and I am just sitting here staring at my screen because I did not expect this level of response.
3 Comments
S
Sarah Hale
19 years ago
Featured
its 2015 already. why are we still waiting on info from plans made over a decade ago? get it together madison.
D
Dave Marshall
19 years ago
Featured
Transparency please. We deserve to see the numbers.
M
Mike Mehta
19 years ago
Featured
What is the holdup? We need to know where the money is going and if we are actually meeting these goals or just ignoring them.
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its 2015 already. why are we still waiting on info from plans made over a decade ago? get it together madison.