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Committee Mission <br /> Report of the To responsibly research and implement renew.j <br /> Energy Committee able energy projects while continuing to improve j <br /> energy efficiency across all aspects of Mashpee gov. <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens <br /> ernment. <br />` of the Town of Mashpee Major Activities of 2010 <br /> Achieved Green Community status <br /> With much of the prep work done in previous y <br /> years, 2010 has been a year of results for the Energy • Received over$170,000 in funding for energy <br /> Committee. Between being one of 35 Towns state- efficiency projects via Green Community <br /> wide to be designated a Green Community in the first Program <br /> year of the program,installing a 2Okw solar project on <br /> the new library, installing two vertical axis wind tur- <br /> bines and achieving the "leading by example" award as a leader among municipalities in environ <br /> as an environmental leader, Mashpee has finally seen mental issues <br /> i significant results for the often tedious work of revi- <br /> `.- P Began implementing goals as designated in the <br /> ous years. This however, doesn't mean we are done. Energy Reduction Plan, a component of the <br /> In-fact, we are just getting started. With this recogni- Green Community designation program <br /> tion, comes money in the form of grants and other <br /> opportunities. These resources will allow us to tackle Continued maintaining a detailed accounting <br /> 4 some of the large efficiency projects needed to lower of municipal energy usage information <br /> 3 our energy use and to meet our reduction goals. Some Continued to work towards an organized' <br /> 'I <br /> of these efficiency projects will include new one H&V approach to public outreach concerning energy <br /> unit at the High School, a new boiler at the Police efficiency programs <br /> Station and an upgrade to the building energy man- <br /> agement system at Town Hall. Additionally, we have Installed and commissioned two 30' tall ' <br /> received and are applying grant money t Heritage <br /> our "eritag ite Park <br /> vertical axis wind turbines at : <br /> planned renewable energy projects, including <br /> $150,000 for our roof mounted solar installation at the Selected contractor and completed contracting <br /> High School and $17,000 for the two vertical axis process for installation of 360 +/- kw solar <br /> wind turbines at Heritage Park. The successful project across Town Hall, Senior Center and <br /> approach the Town has taken towards funding much of Mashpee High School <br /> our energy reduction efforts with grant money will <br /> now allow the Town to realize the cost savings associ- Goals for 2011 <br /> s ated with lower energy usage without the upfront costs Complete installation and commission of 360 <br />' with which many municipalities are burdened,making <br /> +/- kw solar project across Town Hall, Senior <br /> our energy efforts a true win/win scenario whereby we Center and Mashpee High School <br /> are saving money while `going green'. We expect this <br /> y.= trend to continue as we pursue more efficiency pro- Contract for solar farm development at the <br /><_ jects and bigger renewable energy installations. closed Mashpee landfill <br /> • Continue discussions on wind turbine develop- <br /> The Leading by Example Award is designed to <br /> recognize"outstanding efforts among Commonwealth ment <br /> municipalities that have established and implemented • Secure 2nd round funding from Green ,> <br />+� policies and programs resulting in significant and Community Program for additional energy <br /> demonstrable environmental benefits including energy efficiency projects <br /> i efficiency, renewable energy, water conservation, and <br /> waste reduction". As a 2010 recipient of this award, Respectfully submitted: <br /> the Town of Mashpee proudly accepts the responsibil- Tom Mayo <br /> K, ity of leader and hopes to continue to encourage oth- Catherine Laurent <br /> ers to pursue environmentally friendly solutions to Joyce Mason <br /> energy problems. Energy Committee <br /> 1 <br /> 86 <br />
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