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TCAAP Energy Integration Resiliency Framework <br />Policy White Paper <br /> <br /> 2 <br />Acknowledgements <br />The Project Team would like to thank the City of Arden Hills, Ramsey County, the Energy Resiliency <br />Advisory Board, and the Joint Development Authority for all of their input and guidance in the <br />development of this White Paper. Their insights proved invaluable as the Project Team developed the <br />outline and content for this document. Their continued support will also be crit ical as the broader <br />Energy Integration and Resiliency Framework is completed. <br />About the Project Team <br />Ever-Green Energy <br />Ever-Green Energy has transformed decades of experience in engineering, system development, and <br />utility ownership and management into one of the country’s foremost experts on the advancement of <br />community energy systems. The Ever-Green team delivers projects from concept to construction to <br />industry-leading system operations. Ever-Green is a consulting, operation, and management firm with <br />the experience to help communities, colleges and universities, and government organizations advance <br />the study, development, and operation of integrated energy systems. Ever-Green is uniquely qualified <br />to assist communities with finding sustainable solutions for integrating energy needs and securing their <br />system’s energy future. <br />Burns & McDonnell <br />Burns & McDonnell, headquartered in Kansas City, MO, is a full-service engineering, architecture, <br />construction, environmental and consulting solutions firm. The company’s multidisciplinary staff of <br />nearly 5,000 employee-owners includes engineers, architects, construction professionals, planners, <br />estimators, economists, technicians, and scientists, representing virtually all design disciplines. Burns & <br />McDonnell plans, designs, permits, constructs, and manages facilities all over the world, with one <br />mission in mind: “Make our clients successful.” <br />Center for Energy and the Environment <br />The Center for Energy and Environment is a nonprofit organization that promotes energy ef ficiency to <br />strengthen the economy while improving the environment. CEE conducts research and develops <br />programs so that: businesses operate more efficiently and profitably; government agencies and <br />nonprofits spend less on facilities and functions; utilities achieve their energy-efficiency goals at least- <br />cost; and households save money and improve comfort.