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CORRECTION: CELC Roundtable is 4/12, 9-11 AM
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City Efficiency Leadership Council
March Updates
Hello <<First Name>>,
CELC is hosting two great events in the next few weeks. I hope you can join us!
In this newsletter:
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CELC Statewide Roundtable - 87th Legislative Session Special
Energy, Cities, and the 87th Legislative Session
CORRECTION: Monday, April 12, 2021, 9-11 AM CST
REGISTER
The 87th Legislative session is in full swing. Thousands of bills have been introduced including many bills impacting energy, job creation, and the State's response to the outages from February storms. In a special statewide CELC meeting we will discuss the session, including a discussion of introduced bills that are relevant to public sector energy management and sustainability goals.
Speakers: Todd McAlister, Kelly Herbert, and Shannon Noble, SPEER
Who: Representatives of public agencies including cities, counties, school districts, and Councils of Governments.
This meeting is closed to vendors or service providers.
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SPEER, in collaboration with the State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) and Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC), invites you to become part of the City Efficiency Leadership Council (CELC). The Council supports public sector energy efficiency initiatives through peer-to-peer resource sharing and ideas generation. Whether you are just getting started with efficiency or have recently completed a project, CELC's bi-annual regional roundtables are an opportunity to grow your professional network, gain technical expertise, and find inspiration for your next energy efficiency project!
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CELC Webinar: Remote Energy Assessments and Savings with EnerWisely
Thursday, March 25, 2021, 9-1O AM CST
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The expansion of access to energy data creates the potential for customers to better manage their energy use and spending than ever before. Yet, the average user does not have the time or expertise to analyze data and identify savings opportunities. In a world that tracks calories, steps, and miles; people should know what affects their Real Energy Cost. The reality is that electricity plans and rates are just the tip of the iceberg.
In this month's webinar Patricia Vega with Quantum New Energy will share how EnerWisely empowers customers to understand the hidden factors making your bills sky-rocket. Through a partnership with ENERGY STAR, EPA's program, the platform offers users easy access to energy analysis and identifies energy efficiency opportunities remotely.
Learn More: https://youtu.be/pdsLosVVclM
Speaker: Patricia Vega, President and CEO, Quantum New Energy
Open to all, ICC CEUs
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What is the City Efficiency Leadership Council?
A cooperative of city leaders and officials throughout Texas and Oklahoma furthering the adoption of energy management best practices in the public sector. Our peer-to-peer network is open to employees of any public entity, including city and county governments, public school districts, and other publicly-funded entities. For more information, check out our flyer.
Questions or interested in getting involved with the City Efficiency Leadership Council? Get in touch!
Cassidy Ellis
Local Governments Program Manager, SPEER
512-279-0765 or cities@eepartnership.org
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