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CESC Board Meeting

 The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Community Energy Services Corporation will be held at 1013 Pardee Street, Berkeley CA  on Tuesday, November 11, 2008  at 6:30 PM.

 

CESC Board Meeting Agenda

November 11, 2008

 

Welcome and introduction of Frank Adams, CESC’s new general contractor/program manager (Ruth)

 

Action Items (Ruth)

  • Approval of minutes from  October meeting
  • Calendar for upcoming year – strategic planning retreat, holiday party

 

Information Items:

  • Update on Strategic Planning process/board members (Ryan)
  • Risk Management Plan – (Ruth)
  • Status of programs and financials (Kim) – BHR quarterly report, SmartBiz, StopWaste Grant, Healthy Homes, SmartLights
  • Status of program development work – BHR 2009-11 application; “GreenShares” account; fee for service/BOSS; partnerships with Center for Independent Living and Rebuilding Together, Berkeley Solar Initiative (Kim)

 

 

New business

 

CLOSED SESSION if needed

 

Adjourn

 

 

 

 
Message from the Executive Director

CESC has been steadfastly and enthusiastically providing energy and home improvement services in the East Bay for more than 20 years.  Recent changes in our environmental, economic and political landscape make CESC’s work more important than ever – and we’re moving in on opportunities to expand our services to other neighborhoods, customer groups and technologies.  To that end, we are working hard with local cities, utilities and community-based organizations to find ways to provide more low-cost, comprehensive energy services to residential and commercial customers. We are especially committed to serving those residential customers who could otherwise not invest in energy-saving home improvements.

We at CESC feel the urgency of climate change and the effects of higher energy costs on our communities.  As Martin Luther King Jr. said, “There is no wrong time to do the right thing.”

The time to act is now.

Kim Malcolm
Executive Director

 
 

Energy Tips

Did you know that you probably have vampires sucking energy out of your home costing you money when you are not even there? or that the average microwave consumes more power in standby mode that in actual use over the course of a year? Plug into power strips and cut the power to appliances not in use. How often are you watching that TV or using that microwave anyway?
 

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