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The Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE&RE) Action Team supports the creation of new jobs and business opportunities that reduce energy demands and costs and increase energy efficiency and the production and use of renewable energy.
Goals
- Promote public awareness and acceptance of the benefits of EE&RE policies and practices through open meetings, networking and support for the outreach efforts of our partners.
- Establish a culture and regulatory environment that supports EE&RE.
- Foster increased “green jobs” workforce and entrepreneurial opportunities through the development and promotion of EE&RE education and training programs.
- Be a recognized resource for collaborations towards the advancement of regional EE&RE policy and practice.
Strategy
- Provide enabling, facilitating and collaborative support to the various businesses, organizations and government entities in the region that seek to foster the development and use of EE&RE.
Tactics
- Support the development and implementation of strong education, marketing, and communications programs, processes and products that widely disseminate relevant information about EE&RE resources and opportunities.
- Research and make recommendations for action on EE&RE policies and practices to the SEDI Board of Directors.
- Identify and promote enhancements to public policy and regulations that support EE&RE and work with public, private, and nonprofit entities to implement them.
- Identify significant public policy and regulatory impediments to EE&RE and work with public, private, and nonprofit entities to remove them.
- Develop and utilize appropriate metrics to effectively monitor and guide regional EE&RE activity.
- Provide consultation and other organizational support to EE&RE practitioners.
- Recognize and reward significant advances in regional development of EE&RE.
- Research the connection between educational and green job opportunities.
- Promote cooperative/collaborative relationships between builder organizations and EE&RE.
- Identify and enroll regional stakeholders in the work of EE&RE.
(updated March 22, 2010)
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