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Energy Systems Strategy 1, Action 2 (pg. 47)
Partner with energy utilities serving the community (Consumers Energy, DTE Energy, Vicinity Energy) to enhance access to, as well as awareness and understanding of, their existing services, programs and compliance with renewable/clean energy and other climate related commitments, with a special
emphasis on offerings designed to help vulnerable populations, small businesses/organizations and
essential services.
Energy Systems Strategy 2, Action 2 (pg. 48)
Continue to advocate for federal and state legislation that keeps the federal and state government at
the forefront of sustainable and climate focused energy systems, including bills that support privately
owned community solar arrays allowing individual or organizational ownership and wealth generating
opportunities.
Energy Systems Strategy 3, Action 4 (pg. 49)
Leverage funding sources, including local green banks and on-bill financing, to expand access to low and no cost financing for on-site renewable energy and/or other low-to-no emissions energy technology
(e.g. combined heat and power, geothermal, etc.).
Energy Systems Strategy 7, Action 8 (pg. 51)
Identify and support active community hubs to transition to resilience hubs prioritizing NOFs.”
Neighborhood of Focus
