professional paper in partial fulfillment of the Master of Urban and Regional Planning degreeThe Phillips Community Energy Cooperative assists the residents of the Phillips community in Minneapolis with saving money on their energy bills by providing energy efficiency programs and resources. Energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important as energy prices are rising, transmission lines are losing capacity, and the threat of climate change is increasingly relevant. This report looks into the importance of energy efficiency in the context of the Phillips community and describes an energy plan that will help increase efficiency in the community by implementing the following programs: • Weatherization workshops will serve to educate...
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Memo and presentation completed by students in PA 5271, taught by Dr. Elizabeth Wilson in fall 2013....
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Only abstract of poster available.Track III: Energy InfrastructureAs the outreach arm of the Univers...
13 p.The creation of a new industrial co-op in Portland, Oregon is very much linked to the energy us...
Energy efficiency may be the cheapest, most abundant, and most underutilized resource for local and ...
This research paper examines the community planner\u27s role in responding to this country\u27s ener...
The purpose of this Capstone research was to determine how this community consumes energy, how it ca...
The purpose of this study is to determine for the residents of Knox County, which energy information...
Memo and presentation completed by students in PA 5271, taught by Dr. Elizabeth Wilson in fall 2013....
Many local governments have initiated programs to reduce energy consumption. Others are exploring lo...
School of Management, University of Minnesota, Working Paper No. 65A. Funded by the School of Manage...
Energy costs are steadily rising, increasingly burdening the lower and middle classes in the United ...
The opportunity for reducing energy expenditures in homes has never been greater nor has the need be...
Faced with the responsibility of providing energy and water services for a rapidly-growing community...
This document proposes a strategy for Environmental Defense Fund to increase energy efficiency inves...
In 1974, approximately 23 percent (256.5 trillion Btu\u27s) of Missouri energy was consumed in the r...
In an attempt to further its goals of environmental stewardship, Boulder Housing Partners, the publi...
Only abstract of poster available.Track III: Energy InfrastructureAs the outreach arm of the Univers...
13 p.The creation of a new industrial co-op in Portland, Oregon is very much linked to the energy us...
Energy efficiency may be the cheapest, most abundant, and most underutilized resource for local and ...