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Kevin Anderson BWH DC 2011
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Overview
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- 1. The Emerald Cities Approach to Sustainable Communities John Morrill, Vice President for Sustainable Development Emerald Cities Collaborative September 26, 2011 Solutions for Sustainable Communities National Housing Conference | Center for Housing Policy Washington DC
- 3. Mission:
- 7. We will do this through clean energy retrofits and related sustainability infrastructure9/22/2011 2
- 8. The First Wave of Emerald Cities Seattle Milwaukee Portland Cleveland San Francisco Providence Oakland New York City Los Angeles Atlanta 9/22/2011 3
- 10. Representatives of local constituencies:
- 12. Labor unions, particularly building trades
- 13. Local businesses and business interests
- 14. City government
- 17. Identify and develop energy/water/sustainability projects
- 18. Develop and place project labor agreements and community workforce agreements into project work
- 20. Measurement and verification of energy, GHG reduction, workforce compliance
- 21. National staff support Local Councils9/22/2011 5
- 25. Municipal, universities, schools, hospitals (MUSH)
- 26. Other commercial & institutional propertiesParticular sweet spot, cascading benefits 9/22/2011 6
- 29. Regulatory oversight + authorization
- 33. Revitalized public housing assets
- 36. Pension Funds
- 37. Utility Cos
- 38. Foundations
- 39. Federal Gov’t
- 41. EE Industry
- 45. Procurement
- 49. Asset management
- 51. EE & AffHsg investment
- 52. Geographic and project risk diversification
- 54. Economic development & job creation
- 58. Deep retrofits
- 60. Coordination of HUD and PHA relations
- 61. Project feed-in from ten Emerald Cities
- 64. TA and capacity building
- 68. Measurable outcomes9/22/2011 7 Emerald Cities Collaborative
- 70. Inclusive workforce training targets communities of need, local projects with local workers
- 71. Union workers are the best-trained in the land, yield quality work
- 72. Aggregating projects to achieve scale helps with financing, reduces transaction costs, yields other economies of scale9/22/2011 8
- 73. Thank you. John Morrill, CEM jmorrill@emeraldcities.org 202-449-9781 www.emeraldcities.org 9/22/2011 9