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100% renewable electricity for all municipal buildings and facilities

The county and all municipalities transition all electricity accounts to Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) Evergreen 100% renewable product.

Jurisdiction (Who can make the decision?)
City/town councils

Equity considerations
TBD

Scale of Greenhouse Gas reductions
TBD

Co-benefits
TBD

Cost considerations
TBD

Where it has been tried
Local example: The county and several cities (Sonoma, Cotati, Windsor, Petaluma) have already switched to SCP Evergreen 100% renewable electricity for municipal accounts.

Other examples: TBD

Imagine it:
TBD

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100% renewable electricity for all commercial buildings and facilities

The county and all municipalities require all commercial electricity accounts transfer to Sonoma Clean Power (SCP) Evergreen 100% renewable product by 2024.

Jurisdiction (Who can make the decision?)
TBD

Equity considerations
TBD

Scale of Greenhouse Gas reductions
TBD

Co-benefits
TBD

Cost considerations
TBD

Where it has been tried
Local example: TBD

Other examples: TBD

Imagine it:
TBD

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