Fwd: Fw: CCA 10/20 Webinar: Why Energy Transformation Can't be Outsourced - CCA 3.0 (Community Choice Aggregation for Climate Mobilization)

[Don Barber]

Just received this.

We have discussed Community Choice Aggregation in the past.  This may be a good refresher.

See info in message below

Take Good Care,

Don

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From: Mark Witmer <super...@townofcaroline.org>
Date: Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 12:23 PM
Subject: Fw: CCA 10/20 Webinar: Why Energy Transformation Can't be Outsourced - CCA 3.0 (Community Choice Aggregation for Climate Mobilization)
To: sunn...@gmail.com <sunn...@gmail.com>, BIll Podulka <wj...@cornell.edu>

Bill and Don,

FYI...I thought this might be of interest to EIC and Planning Board. There was also a webinar from Joule Assets on Oct 2.  I'll see if it is archived.   --Mark

Sincerely,

Mark Witmer

Caroline Town Supervisor

607-539-6400

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From: Rod Howe <RH...@town.ithaca.ny.us>
Sent: Wednesday, October 7, 2020 11:27 AM
To: TCCOG 2020 <tcco...@tompkins-co.org>
Subject: CCA 10/20 Webinar: Why Energy Transformation Can't be Outsourced - CCA 3.0 (Community Choice Aggregation for Climate Mobilization)

 

TCCOG’s energy committee cordially invites you to this zoom webinar as we work to learn more about Community Choice Aggregation. Feel free to share this with your elected colleagues.

 

When: Oct 20, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) 
Topic: Why Energy Transformation Can't be Outsourced - CCA 3.0 (Community Choice Aggregation for Climate Mobilization) 

This webinar, by the creator of Community Choice Aggregation, will focus on why "energy transformation" to avert “permanent damage” from climate change, called for by the UN in 2019, requires a municipally-based planning and redevelopment process that is inconsistent with conventional outsourcing and/or bureaucratic models that can reach the required scale/acceleration of decarbonization.

The webinar will demonstrate a commercialization pathway for community-wide energy transformation on a scale of impact beyond conventional CCA program designs that are based on brokers and outsourced administrators.

Please register through the following link: 
https://cornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MK6xo2OKSVSvmBYVh0M-yQ 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. 

 

 

Rod Howe

Supervisor, Town of Ithaca

215 North Tioga Street

Ithaca, New York 14850

607-273-1721, ext. 125

rh...@town.ithaca.ny.us

 

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