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■ Transatlantik-Program (Marshall Plan)
■ 3 year grant, minimum
■ Goals:
■ Reduce greenhouse gas emissions at least
30% below 2005 levels by 2025
■ Reduce Carbon Footprint
■ Assure economic prosperity
■ Comprehensive sustainability practices
■ Model different sized
communities/ economies
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Seu-11 ert
Will
Exec. Director
MN Environmenta Qua `ty Board
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Linc Stine
John
Commissioner [ fn ster]
MN Pollution Contro , Agency
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Groebner
Alison
Director of Government
Affairs
MN dept. of Commerce
4
Finis
Abby
senior planner; co-director
G reenStep Cities program
Great Plains Institute
5
Smith
Julie
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Smith
Ken
President and CEO
Ever -Green Energy
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Volkmann
Brian
Chief Financial Officer
Affinity Pius Federa Credit Union
8
Birkeland
Erik
Properties and Facilities
Manager
City of Duluth
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Jackson
Alex
Energy Coordinator
City of Duluth
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Benning
Jim
director, Public 1.6,orks F,
Utilities
t'ty of au uth
11
Simonson
Erik
legislator
MN House of Representatives
12
Mroz
Kristin
En-., rcnrgenta —echn c an
City of Elk River
13
Partner
Calvin
City Adm n strator
City of Elk River
14
Hill
Blaine
City Ado -i n strator
City of Morris
15
Herrmann
Bryan
Vice Chance or
University of Minnesota
16
Baker
Mitzi
Director
RcchesterfQlmsted Planning
17
Kotschevar
Mark
Genera r-lanager
Rochester Public Utilities
18
Norton
Kim
legislator
[wIN House of Representatives
19
Mortenson
Shannon
City Admin1stratorJCIerk-
Treasurer
City of Warren
20
McMillan
Brent
City of Warren
21
Stumpf
Carc
[: dec;rapher,
22
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LeRoy
e; s ater
MN ,Senate
2S
Buchanan
Er'z
sc ent st, Renewable
Energy, West CentraI
Research and Outreach
University of Minnesota
24
Engel
Sabine
Program Director,
nternational Energy Policy
Cooperat'on, ns".tute on
the Env':ronment
University of Minnesota
25
G''bert
Leans
Managing Director and
CFO, Institute on the
University of Minnesota
26
Weberg
Rolf
Exec. Director, Natural
Resources Research
University of Minnesota
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Humphrey School far Public
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University of Minnesota
German Partners
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des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen
■ Germany's Foreign Office
■ Germany's Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
■North Rhine-Westphalia Ministry for Climate Protection, Environment,
Agriculture, Nature Protection and Consumer Protection (KULN�
■ Energieagentur.NRW
■ Federal Environment Agency (UBA)
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■ Size: 48 miles'
■ Jobs: manufacturing, metal processing, pharmaceutical and chemical production,
waste management
■ Two universities
' 1\lunicip al Utility
■ Waste -to -Energy Facility (owned by utility)
■ 17 EV Charging Stations on public property
■Climate Protection Master Plan (2012)
■Awards: NRW CHP Model Municipality, European Energy Award — Gold
0 Future Goals: Expanding CHP, Electric Mobility, Renewable Energy
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■ CHP Model Community
■ CHP Incinerator Tour
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NRW iMinistry overview
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■Energy Management
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Research, Solar, Wind Turbines
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■ Citizens Invest — Coop
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Phase-out Nuclear by 2022
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Renewable Investments
Nuclear power
phase-out
Cather rea
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carbon dioxide
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fossil Fuel
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■ City-wide GHG assessment
■ City operations GHG assessment
■ City Fleet average 9 mpg
■ Northstar Commuter rail
■ 100% city building and residential waste incinerated
■ 17% renewable energy generation city-wide
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Future Goals
■ Energy City 10 -year Action Plan
■ Explore neighborhood energy systems (micro grid, water collection, etc.)
■ Explore district heating systems
■ Achieve 15% above State/Federal mandates for renewable energy city-wide
by 2024
■ Electric vehicle education and use
■ Increase recycling and organics recycling
■ Climate Action Plan