Four outreach and advocacy, find a Fact Sheet and Script / Letter on our Action Page.
A stand-alone slidedeck that includes an Introduction to NY CCA and a summary of: Benefits, Energy Sourcing and Roles & Requirements.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Xp7Vw7jisJEyrs4Ve2GPlGLpCyMH0LX/view?usp=sharing
30 slides
An Excel spreadsheet scope of roles and responsibilities (required and optional) scheduled across an estimated year from conception to launch and beyond.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qGffvAMmxMj2nhSv1-AC0JEq-xCIc2jV/view?usp=sharing
spreadsheet
The energy sector has many terms and acronyms. Here is a comprehensive list of relevant terms for clarification and consistency, This is good to have on hand when reviewing other resources. https://drive.google.com/file/d/16E09mkrOU6oex9UcQy5WSC04vNYbEi7Q/view?usp=sharing
12 pages
In New York State, Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) proposals are authorized subject to Public Service Commission (PSC) approval of an Implementation Plan, Data Protection Plan, certification of Enabling Local Legislation.
Local law must be adopted by each municipality wishing to participate in a CCA Program. This sample legislation addresses the requirements described in the PSC CCA Order. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QOdxJNdW9QWHzMLr1m7vmXHIc2-gQg_7/view?usp=sharing
5 pages
The Implementation Plan is equivalent to a business plan with a thorough explanation of the entire proposed CCA Program. This Sample Implementation Plan is a Community Choice Aggregation Program proposal that was submitted by Joule Community Power to the PSC in November of 2017.. Sections include: Definitions (also available as a stand alone resource listed above); Introduction to CCA in NY; Program Goals; Roles and Responsibilities; Implementation and Timeline; Funding, Costs and Fees; Appendices including various useful forms.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NhrXjEGIJs-8UZtkduiyP1B4D8nUxULa/view?usp=sharing
83 pages
On May 4th 2018, RenewYorkCity and JouleCommunity Power hosted an event in NYC entitled:
Acclereting Community Choice Energy
There were 3 panels.
The organization and learnings of New York's first Community Choice Aggregation program.
Moderator: Michael Gordon Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder Joule Assets
From left:
Neil Alexander Esq. Partner in the Land Use, Zoning & Development and Chairman of Energy & Environmental Practice, Cuddy & Feder
Dan Welsh Program Director, Westchester Power
Brad Tito Program Manager, Communities & Local Government, NYSERDA
Sammy Chu Chief Executive Officer, Edgewise Energy
Mark Thielking Executive Director, Energize NY and the Energy Improvement Corporation
Warren Lucas Supervisor, Town of North Salem
Rich Fusco Product Lead, Joule Assets
Linda Whitehead Esq. Partner, McCullough, Goldberger & Staudt
Steve Filler Sr VP Business Development and General Counsel for Joule Assets
The new generation of renewably-powered Community Choice Aggregations soon to go live across the state.
Moderator: Glenn Weinberg Director, JouleCommunity Power
From left:
Gary Fromer a Renewable Energy and Demand-Side Management Executive
Lynn Arthur Founder and President, Peak Power Long Island
Rich Fusco Product Lead, Joule Assets
Nate Owen CEO & Founder, Ampion
Sue Hughes-Smith Rochester People's Climate Coalition
Sunny Joshi Regulatory Affairs Analyst, New York Power Authority
Ted Kelly Assistant Counsel, New York State Department of Public Service
The potential and status of Community Choice Aggregation in NYC.
Moderator: Charlotte Binns Executive Director, RenewYorkCity
From left:
Cecil D. Corbin-Mark Deputy Director, WE ACT for Environmental Justice
David Hepinstall Executive Director at Association for Energy Affordability (AEA)
Lisa DiCaprio Conservation Chair of the Sierra Club NYC Group
Rich Fusco Product Lead, Joule Assets
Edward Paulino Policy, Communications and Budget Director for New York City Council Member Stephen Levin, 33rd District
RE New York City
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