Community Advisory Committee Thursday, October 10, 2019 1:00 p.m. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Community Advisory Committee Thursday, October 10, 2019 1:00 p.m. Slide 1

I. Welcome & Roll Call Board of Directors 2 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

II. General Public Comment Board of Directors 3 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

III. Consent Agenda Board of Directors 4 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

IV. Regular Agenda Board of Directors 5 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

Item 3 Discuss Possible Frameworks for Regional, Sub-Regional, and Local Program Funding Distribution Slide 6

Questions to Consider 1. How should local programs address the unique “hyper-local” priorities of CPA’s member communities, while balancing the need to also offer regional (service territory) benefits and sub-regional (e.g. Gateway, San Gabriel Valley, South Bay, Westside, Ventura County) benefits? 2 . What differences / similarities in approach should CPA consider when launching mass market programs (i.e. residential), partnering with jurisdictions to start new initiatives, and facilitating co-investment opportunities for existing municipal programs? 3 . How can CPA promote equity in resource distribution between members agencies with resources and staff capacity to co-invest and member agencies that are more resource constrained but that have a customer base with a high need for services? Slide 7

Item 4 Discuss and Provide Feedback on 2019-20 Marketing and Outreach Plan Slide 8

Marketing & Outreach Plan – Objective #1: Engage Customers in New Actions What would this look like? • Encourage more opt ups / Green Leaders • Enroll commercial and residential customers in DER, Community Solar, and local programs • Show tangible benefits of CPA to local communities • Boost CARE and FERA enrollment Slide 9 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

Marketing & Outreach Plan – Objective #2: Expand presence and grow audience What would this look like? • Build proactive and long-term community partnerships  Partner with and engage customers and organizations  Organize / activate broader support network  Engage with and ensure underserved and low-income customers benefit from our programs  Marketing support for commercial customer engagement and partnerships • Position ourselves as industry and legislative/ regulatory policy leaders Slide 10 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

V. Committee Member Comments Board of Directors 11 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

VI. Items for Future Agendas Board of Directors 12 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

VII. Adjourn Next Meeting – November 14, 2019 Board of Directors 13 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE

Board of Directors 14 CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE