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b. Opportunities <br />i. Expand the number of public buildings and include other assets (street lights, lift stations, <br />etc.) into B3 Benchmarking <br />ii. Create a voluntary program for interested businesses to enter electric usage data <br />iii. Create an ordinance requiring businesses (over a certain SF) to enter electric usage data <br />4. Partners in Energy (PiE) <br />a. Two-year collaboration with Xcel to develop and engage stakeholders to develop a successful work <br />plan, and implement the city's specific and customized energy plan goals. <br />b. Planning phase with facilitated workshops and resources <br />c. Includes all Xcel's programs and services <br />i. Education on energy information and billing options <br />ii. Rebates & programs to save energy <br />iii. Renewable energy programs <br />d. Implementation phase with cobra nding and strategy support <br />e. Staff involvement: 10-20 hours per month for six month planning process; 5-10 hours per month <br />during implementation process <br />f. Opportunities <br />i. Apply to participate in PiE <br />S. Electric vehicles (EV) <br />a. The City purchased its first Electric Plug in Hybrid in the fall of 2019 for the Public Works Utilities <br />Superintendent. <br />b. Opportunities <br />i. Work with Xcel (through PiE) to assess what fleet vehicles could or should be replaced with <br />electric or hybrid models. <br />ii. Expand charging equipment in public lots to support expansion of EVs <br />iii. Ordinance requiring charging equipment on new developments based on number of stalls <br />6. Solar <br />a. Roseville has three solar arrays installed: City Hall, Fire Station, and the Maintenance Facility. The <br />three arrays produce 231,000 kWh/year. <br />b. Roseville has entered into a two MWh/year Community Solar agreement where the City will <br />purchase the power produced by arrays in Dakota County. <br />c. Opportunities <br />i. Prioritize public locations around the City for possible solar installations <br />ii. Prioritize all locations around the City for possible solar installations <br />iii. Research additional Community Solar opportunities <br />iv. Offer public assistance for redevelopment to install solar <br />v. Require redevelopment to install solar through an ordinance <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />Sustainability Meeting Recap <br />
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