Time & Location
4:30 – 7:00 pm
City Hall Room 319, 350 S 5th St
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Meeting Materials
EVAC Q4 Agenda
DRAFT EVAC Q4 Meeting Notes
DRAFT EVAC Q3 Meeting Notes
EVAC Q4 Presentation
EVAC Q3 Meeting – September 26th, 2017
Time & Location
4:00 – 6:00 pm
City Hall Room 319, 350 S 5th St
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Meeting Materials
Draft Q2 2017 EVAC Meeting Notes
EVAC Q3 Agenda
DRAFT EVAC Q3 Meeting Notes
EVAC Q3 Presentation
CEP Q4 Board Meeting October 5th
Time & Location
3:30 – 5:30 PM
Bay 2 Xcel Energy (New Building)
404 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis
Meeting Materials
Meeting agenda and materials will be posted when available.
CEP Q4 Board Presentation
CEP Q4 Board Meeting Agenda
CEP Q3 Board Meeting Notes DRAFT
DRAFT – CEP Q4 Board Meeting Notes
Upcoming 2017 EVAC and Board Quarterly meetings
The next Energy Vision Advisory Committee (EVAC) meeting will take place on Tuesday, July 11, 2017, from 4 pm to 6 pm at Minneapolis City Hall (350 South 5th Street), Room 319.
The agenda and meeting materials will be posted here.
The next meeting of the Minneapolis Clean Energy Partnership Board will take place on Tuesday, July 25th, 2017, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Minneapolis Central Library (300 Nicollet Mall), Doty Board Room.
The agenda and meeting materials will be posted here.
CEP Q2 Board Meeting April 21st
Time & Location
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Bay 2 (LLH18) Xcel Energy (Old Building)
414 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis
Meeting Materials
CEP Board Q2 Agenda
CEP Board Q1 Meeting Minutes
CEP Board Q2 Presentation
EVAC Q1 Meeting – March 27th, 2017
Time & Location
4:00 – 6:00 pm
City Hall Room 319, 350 S 5th St
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Meeting Materials
Agenda
Draft Q4 2016 EVAC Meeting Notes
EVAC Funding Work Group Update Presentation
Partnership Board appoints members to Energy Vision Advisory Committee
On Friday, March 13th, the Clean Energy Partnership Board voted unanimously to appoint 15 members to the Energy Vision Advisory Committee (EVAC). The Board appointed the members after considering a recommendation from the Planning Team.
Interest in serving on EVAC was very strong among Minneapolis residents and organizations. Over 80 applications were received for the 15 seats. Applications came from all corners of the city, and 18 applications came from individuals who live outside of the city but do business in the city. The diversity of viewpoints represented in the applicant pool was impressive, including students, energy system experts, advocacy organizations, seniors, architects and many more.
EVAC is charged by the Board with reviewing and providing feedback on the Clean Energy Partnership’s biennial work plan and measurement and performance reports; providing feedback on special initiatives as requested by the Board; and, communicating to members’ respective constituencies about EVAC and Board decisions and activities. The work of EVAC is critical to the success of the Clean Energy Partnership.
EVAC will begin meeting soon to review 2015-2016 Potential Work Plan Items approved by the Board at their meeting in February.
2015-2016 EVAC membership
Ross Abbey
Louis Alemayehu
Cameran Bailey
Trevor Drake
Chris Duffrin
John Farrell
Janne Flisrand
Timothy Gaetz
Sydney Jordan
Matt Kazinka
Kevin Lewis
Karen Monahan
Jamez Staples
William Weber
Annie Levenson-Falk
Julia Silvis
Clean Energy Partnership Board set to begin work
The Clean Energy Partnership Board will hold its first meeting on February 4th from 2 -4 pm, in the board room at the McKnight Foundation. Follow this link for meeting materials and more information on the location.
The board members are Mayor Betsy Hodges, City Council Member Elizabeth Glidden, City Council Member Kevin Reich and City Coordinator Spencer Cronk for the City of Minneapolis; Laura McCarten, regional vice president, and Lee Gabler, director of Demand-side Management and Renewable Operations for Xcel Energy; and Joe Vortherms, vice president of Gas Operations, and Jeff Daugherty, director of Regulatory Affairs, for CenterPoint Energy. City Council Member Cam Gordon is an alternate for the City of Minneapolis.
At this first quarterly meeting, along with setting its schedule and adopting bylaws, the board will establish an Energy Vision Advisory Committee (EVAC). The board will begin accepting applications from the public for the committee in the weeks following this first board meeting. The Energy Vision Advisory Committee will provide feedback on the board’s work plan and performance reports, and help communicate with and gather feedback from critical Minneapolis communities. The application for EVAC will be posted on this website when it is available.