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Inventory of all impounded bicycles
Associated Project(s):Electric vehicles - Guide to purchasing EVs and Community-wide EV charging forum from Plymouth, MN
Associated Project(s):iCAP Portal Admin Meeting - August 12, 2022
Associated Project(s):2022 Freezer Challenge Results
Associated Project(s):Water bottle filling stations in state-supported facilities
"Let's Talk about Sustainability" Event Agenda
Associated Project(s):From: Moore, Meredith Kaye <mkm0078 at illinois.edu>
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2022 2:23 PM
To: Mancuso, Anthony D <tmancuso at illinois.edu>; Wurth Asmussen, Julie Ann <jwurth at illinois.edu>
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Subject: "Let's Talk about Sustainability" event agendaHi all,
We now have confirmation for the “Let’s Talk about Sustainability” event agenda. As a reminder, this will be held each morning (10-11AM) in the South Lounge of the Union during the first week of the semester (August 22-27).
Monday 8/22 – Meet iSEE/iCAP with sustainability staffTuesday 8/23 – Plastic reduction with ISTC
Wednesday 8/24 – Student involvement with SSLC/SECS/SSC
Thursday 8/25 – Sustainable transportation (learn how to register your bike, take the bus, etc) with F&S and Bike Center
Friday 8/26 – Educational opportunities with iSEE
The purpose is to welcome students to campus, help them learn more about sustainability efforts on campus and in the community, and engage them in panel discussions on specific topics. Each morning, there will be a brief presentations (10-15 minutes) about a topic by a subject-matter expert, followed by open discussion and questions from attendees. They are not meant to be very formal but instead to spark the curiosity and interest of students and staff, particularly those who are new to campus, and help them find ways to become involved in advocacy and a local culture of sustainability. This event is open to all!
The Communications Team is in the process of creating a Facebook event for the event; it will also be advertised in the iSEE newsletter next week, EWeek/iNews/GradLinks, and at the Welcome Celebration. Please help advertise the event in your circles as well and let me know if you have any questions in the meantime.
Thank you!
Meredith--------------------------------------------
“There are a lot of dreamers – dreaming is very important, but it’s really the dreamer and the doer. You’ve got to be the doer.” –Will StegerMEREDITH MOORE
Sustainability Programs Manager
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment (iSEE)
1101 W Peabody Drive (Suite 382), Urbana, IL, 61801
217.333.0119 | mkm0078 at illinois.edu
www.sustainability.illinois.edu
Renewable Energy Markets 2022
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See Who You'll Meet at REM™ 2022 Renewable Energy Markets™ (REM™) 2022 is only 5 weeks away. Don't miss your opportunity to join decision-makers in-person covering 24/7 clean energy procurement, green hydrogen, residential solar grid integration, equity and environmental justice in residential renewable energy programs, corporate ESG & climate disclosure, and more.
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Sol Systems
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STX
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T-Mobile
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Just Announced! Keynote Speaker We're excited to announce Brett Carter of Xcel Energy as one of our keynote speakers!
Brett C. Carter is Executive Vice President, Group President Utilities, and Chief Customer Officer of Xcel Energy, leading the areas of brand management, customer assistance, energy efficiency program development, community affairs, and oversight of the operating companies to achieve constructive regulatory outcomes in the eight states served. Carter leads Xcel Energy’s customer engagement through transformative work to enhance the customer experience and expand our portfolio of programs, deepening our relationship with customers and meeting their needs for the clean energy future. A key pillar of this is continuing Xcel Energy’s industry leadership in transportation electrification and the growth of electric-vehicle ownership and infrastructure. In his role, Carter ensures the alignment between the company’s customer strategy and the operating companies which engage with numerous stakeholders and policymakers to achieve constructive regulatory outcomes for the benefit of our customers in the eight states we serve.
Don't Miss the GPLA Luncheon Included in Your Registration! The Green Power Leadership Awards (GPLAs) are the oldest and most coveted competitive awards in the renewable energy industry. They recognize outstanding leadership in the field by individuals and organizations that are driving green power development and adoption.
Awards will be presented by Center for Resource Solutions and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Don't miss the GPLA ceremony and luncheon on Thursday, September 15.
REM™ 2022 Agenda REM™ 2022's focused agenda includes 25+ sessions, speakers, and networking opportunities. Join us in person in Minneapolis, registration is open!
Wednesday, September 14
- Voluntary Renewable Energy Markets 101 Workshop
- Pre-Conference Tour of CenterPoint Energy's green hydrogen pilot facility
- Opening Night Reception
Thursday, September 15
- Power Table
- Impact of Corporate Renewable Energy Procurement: Different Pathways to Achieving Goals
- ESG and Climate Disclosure: Impacts for Corporations
- Accelerating New Markets for Green Hydrogen
- Green Power Leadership Awards Luncheon
- 24/7 Clean Energy Procurement: Challenges, Opportunities, and Strategies
- Mechanisms and Technologies Encouraging Residential Grid Participation
- Equity and Environmental Justice in Clean Energy Policy
- Table Topics
- RINs for Electric Vehicles
- Activating Renewable Energy in Product Use and Supply Chain
- Clean Energy Accounting Project (CEAP)
- The Evolving Role of Investors in Carbon Markets
- Learning from Electric Utility Green Power Programs
- Avoiding Consumer Confusion in the Voluntary RE Market
- Green-e® Certification in South America
- Federal Clean Energy Policy
- How International Market Boundaries Rules Affect the Growth of Renewables Worldwide
- Innovative Approaches to Scope 1 and Scope 3 Mitigation
- Minneapolis Mixer
Friday, September 16
- U.S. EPA Green Power Partnership for Renewable Energy Providers Breakfast
- WRISE: Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy Breakfast
- U.S. Renewable Energy Tracking Systems Workshop and Breakfast
- State of the Markets
- Case Studies: Equity and Environmental Justice in Residential Renewable Energy Programs
- Corporate Procurement: Enabling Access for Renewable Energy Buyers
- Understanding Carbon Intensity of Renewable Fuels Projects
- Renewable Natural Gas: C&I Procurement and Green Programs for Gas Utilities
- Corporate International Supply Chains and Meeting Global Renewable Energy Procurement Goals
- Siting Renewables to Improve Outcomes for Communities
- Wholesale Markets and State Renewable Energy Policy
- 24/7 Clean Energy Procurement Workshop
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The annual Renewable Energy Markets™ conference convenes a broad spectrum of industry professionals who are rapidly transforming the global clean energy marketplace. For over 25 years REM™ has remained the leading forum for promoting and accelerating the clean energy economy.
REM™ brings corporate leaders, policymakers, and suppliers together to collaborate and guide the rapidly expanding market. Attendees explore emerging trends in policy, exchange best practices in renewable energy procurement and marketing, review the the latest technology and market innovations, and help shape the future for renewable energy.
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Inquiry about SSC Micro Grants
Associated Project(s):Weekly Update: Refurbished bicycles, Abandoned bikes
Associated Project(s):Champaign County Regional Environmental Framework Launch
Associated Project(s):From: Rita Morocoima-Black <RMorocoima-Black@ccrpc.org>
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2022 3:27 PM
To: asnyder@cumtd.com; Betsy Tracy <betsy.tracy@dot.gov>; Bob Nelson <robert.m.nelson@illinois.gov>; cjmitten@urbanaillinois.us; Christopher Walton <christopher.walton@savoy.illinois.gov>; Dalitso S. Sulamoyo <dsulamoyo@ccrpc.org>; Daniel Magee <Daniel.Magee@illinois.gov>; Dave Clark <dave.clark@champaignil.gov>; White, Morgan <mbwhite@illinois.edu>; Jeff Blue <jblue@co.champaign.il.us>; John Cooper <jcooper@co.champaign.il.us>; Karl Gnadt <kgnadt@cumtd.com>; Rob Kowalski <Rob.Kowalski@champaignil.gov>; DeLorenzo, Stacey <sdeloren@illinois.edu>; Thomas Caldwell <Thomas.Caldwell@illinois.gov>; Roland White <roland.white@savoy.illinois.gov>; Tim Cowan <tacowan@urbanaillinois.us>; John Zeman <jczeman@urbanaillinois.us>
Subject: Champaign County Regional Environmental Framework LaunchHi CUUATS Technical Members,
We, at the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission, are excited to announce the launch of the Champaign County Regional Environmental Framework (REF).
The REF is a centralized resource to help local planners, agencies, and engineers make informed decisions about transportation projects by providing data and analysis regarding ecological, cultural, and regulated-waste resources across Champaign County. As a preliminary screening tool, the REF allows users to identify compliance-triggering and ecologically vulnerable resources within a project location and incorporate them early into project planning, laying the groundwork for potential National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Illinois Dept. of Transportation (IDOT) environmental review processes.
The REF can be accessed at the link provided. The Phase 1 report can be accessed here, through the REF website, or under Projects + Documents on the CCRPC website. We will be continuing to work on and make improvements to the website, as needed.
Thanks,
Rita
Rita Morocoima-Black
Planning and Community Development Director
Planning and Community Development
A division of the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission
1776 E. Washington St, Urbana, IL 61802
P 217.328.3313 | D 217.819.4056 | ccrpc.org
People. Possibilities.
Agenda for Bike to Work Day and Light the Night: August 4, 2022
Associated Project(s):Solar Urbana-Champaign
Associated Project(s):From: Marta Monti <marta@midwestrenew.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2022 4:34 PM
To: White, Morgan <mbwhite at illinois.edu>
Subject: Solar Urbana-Champaign is back!
Solar Urbana Champaign is back for 2022
2022 marks the seventh year for the Solar Urbana Champaign program. Since 2016, this non-profit-led program has educated 1,292 people about their solar opportunities with our Solar Power Hours presentations, and of those folks, 242 properties decided to go solar.
In partnership with our competitively-selected installer, GRNE Solar, and with support from the Citizens Utility Board (CUB), the City of Urbana, and our growing partners, we're excited to help central Illinois residents go solar and save on their energy costs!
Find us online:
- Learn all about Solar Urbana Champaign and sign up for your free site assessment by visiting the website at SolarUrbanaChampaign.com
- Be sure to like the Solar Urbana-Champaign and the Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) Facebook pages and join the online conversation!
- Learn more about our competitively selected solar installer, GRNE Solar, by visiting their website.
First Benchmark Reached!
Our group buy program uses the power of bulk purchasing to create an economy of scale: the more people who participate, the larger the savings become! This year's program has already passed the first 50 kilowatt benchmark, meaning that participants can look forward to additional savings. Join today and share with friends so we can achieve lower costs for everyone!
Please help spread the word:
Please share the program website or this email with your friends and neighbors or post it on your social media pages.
Remember: the more people that go solar through the Solar Urbana Champaign program, the lower the cost for all!
Pull out your yard sign, it's Grow Solar season!
Not sure where it went? No worries, it's been a while. Let us know where to drop it off and we will get you a new one.
- UPCOMING SOLAR POWER HOURS -
Share this schedule with a friend and invite them to start their solar journey with you!
8/11, Thursday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Papa Del’s Pizza Factory, 1201 S Neil St, Champaign, IL
8/17, Wednesday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Danville Public Library, 319 N Vermilion St, Danville, IL
8/26, Friday: Solar Power Hour, 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Big Thorn Farm & Brewery, 14274 600 North Rd, Georgetown, IL – co-hosted by Big Thorn Farm & Brewery
8/31, Wednesday: Solar Power Hour, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. on Zoom (click to register)
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Questions?
Throughout the program, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please let me know. I can be reached at marta@midwestrenew.org.
Sincerely,
Marta Monti
MREA Solar Program Manager
The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) promotes renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable living through education and demonstration. To learn more about our work, visit midwestrenew.org.
Weekly Update: Social Ride, Build-a-Bike
Associated Project(s):July 2022 Buyer's Share Report
Associated Project(s):Attached Files:Veo rideship - June and July 2022
Associated Project(s):Attached Files:Abandoned bicycles transported to Round Barns by Parking
Associated Project(s):Agenda for Bike to Work Day and Light the Night: July 28, 2022
Associated Project(s):Herbicide Application @ Orchard Downs Update
Associated Project(s):Res003 Collecting Info about Environmental Justice Needs - Successful
