Topic: Food waste
See attached materials for full details.
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Meeting Purpose:
• Review and integrate preliminary findings from Mitchell Center engagement with priority populations
• Finalize recommendations, actions, and targets
1:00 PM Arrive / Zoom attendees sign on
1:05 PM Welcome
1:15 PM Mitchell Center Presentation on Priority Population Outreach
1:40 PM Discussion
2:40 PM Break
2:50 PM Review and finalize recommendations
3:45 PM Public Comment
3:55 PM Wrap-up
4:00 PM Adjourn
Meeting Purpose:
Continue to review & refine draft recommendations, actions, and targets
• Second review of all emerging policy recommendations
• Discuss the guidance this WG will give regarding heat pumps and weatherization targets
Agenda:
11:00 AM: Sign on to Zoom
11:05 AM: Welcome
11:15 AM: Policy discussion
12:00 PM: Adjourn
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The Energy Working Group is one of six working groups of the Maine Climate Council (MCC) responsible for developing, evaluating, and recommending strategies to the MCC by December 2024 to consider in the update of Maine Won't Wait.
The purpose of this meeting will be to review and finalize recommendations and actions from the Energy Working Group.
The Energy Working Group is one of six working groups of the Maine Climate Council (MCC) responsible for developing, evaluating, and recommending strategies for the MCC by December 2024 to consider in the update of Maine Won't Wait.
This meeting will focus on Maine's clean energy workforce and energy infrastructure resilience to climate impacts. See attached agenda for full meeting details.
9:00a.m. to 9:10a.m. -- Welcome
9:10a.m. to 9:30a.m. -- Review of materials
9:30a.m to 10:20a.m. -- Focus on energy burden and energy access
10:20a.m. to 10:30a.m. -- Break
10:30a.m. to 11:15a.m. -- Focus on energy infrastructure
11:15a.m. to 11:50a.m. -- Focus on demand management
11:50a.m. to 12:00p.m. -- Wrap up and next steps
9:00: Welcome and Introductions, purpose of meeting
9:20: Co-chair panel and presentations
10:00: Discussion
11:45: Wrap up and next steps
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Overview
Three working groups of the Maine Climate Council – Energy, Buildings and Transportation – are jointly hosting a 2-hour virtual meeting to review draft recommendations related to electricity demand management. The meeting is a follow-up to a January workshop.