Community Based Outreach to inform the DLC standardization process with input from demonstration communities (disadvantaged and low-income) • Provide feedback on DLC standards during comment period • Support DLC during launch of model specification • Collaborate with DLC on educational materials and webinars to launch the model specification • CLTC/DLC Roundtable meeting recording/minutes • DLC Stakeholder meeting minutes • DLC Standards with CLTC feedback • DLC Specification launch webinar recording Please see the attached Excel spreadsheet. RESOLUTION NO: 21-04-14-21b STATE OF CALIFORNIA STATE ENERGY RESOURCES RESOLUTION - RE: THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, ON BEHALF OF THE XXXXX CAMPUS RESOLVED, that the CEC approves Agreement EPC-20-031 with The Regents of the University of California, on behalf of the Xxxxx Campus, for a $4,166,306 grant to fund the development and demonstration of a novel hybrid power (solar and grid tied) exterior LED lighting system that includes a unique integrated solar panel with embedded sensors, smart controls, and battery storage. This project will be demonstrated in seven low-income or disadvantaged communities; and
Community Based Outreach. The goal of this task is to engage with community based organizations in the regions of the field demonstrations deployed in Task 4. Additional California-based communities and key community stakeholders such as police and fire departments will be invited to participate in system design roundtables. • Develop and facilitate up to four roundtables to solicit feedback and recommendations for REAL systems performance criteria from community-based organizations and key community stakeholders from regions of demonstration sites and other areas throughout California as able • Develop surveys to solicit feedback and recommendations for REAL systems from community-based organizations, community residents, and key community stakeholders for each demonstration site region • Collaborate with community-based organizations to disseminate surveys to community residents • Identify system benefits and develop community outreach and education materials to disseminate via community-based organizations, such as flyers, short videos, radio interviews with stakeholders and social media campaigns • Develop a post-retrofit survey to gather feedback and recommendations about installations from community-based organizations, community residents and key community stakeholders • Include mechanism for implementing critical feedback in demonstrations and/or the model specification outcome prior to the end of project • Roundtable meeting materials & meeting notes/recording, per roundtable • Pre-retrofit Survey Results and Analysis Memo • Community-based Outreach Materials • Post-retrofit Survey Results and Key Lessons Memo
Community Based Outreach. ComEd shall leverage community- based outreach to educate communities about available financial assistance programs, such as the CEAA pilot program, a community-based outreach and awareness initiative that provides part-time employment to community residents as ambassadors to educate their communities and neighbors about available financial assistance programs. ComEd will continue its existing pilot program by funding one-hundred (100) ambassadors per year under the CEAA program in EIECs over the ten (10)-year period following execution of the Agreement. The Parties shall seek to identify and incorporate opportunities to use Minority and Women Business Enterprise (“MWBE”) contractors and local talent, particularly from EIECs or other underrepresented populations, wherever prudent and reasonable and permissible under law. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, this Section 6 shall not impose on ComEd the obligation to contribute any funds or incur any costs that are not (x) fully recoverable through rates without any action, other than review of prudence and reasonableness, by a Competent Authority (as defined in the Franchise Agreement), or (y) to be funded by grants or other third-party sources. The Parties acknowledge that certain of the projects, tasks, and actions described and addressed in this Section 6 are also described and addressed in Exhibit A attached hereto. It is the intention of the Parties that the terms of this Section 6 and the terms of Exhibit A hereto shall be interpreted in a manner such that the Parties’ respective rights and obligations in this Section and in such Exhibit are consistent with each other; however, in the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the terms of this Section 6 and the terms of Exhibit A, the terms of Exhibit A shall govern and control as to the initiatives described in Exhibit A.
