Austin City Council Gives Go-Ahead
On July 29th, the Austin City Council passed Resolution #040729-78, authorizing the City Manager to investigate the feasibility of the future integration of the electric and transportation sectors, and its impact on Austin Energy.THE INTEGRATION OF THE ELECTRIC AND TRANSPORTATION SECTORS AND THE IMPACT ON AUSTIN ENERGY
WHEREAS, The City of Austin wishes to become a leader in clean energy development and technology, and to be known as the Clean Energy Capital of the World; and
WHEREAS, the transportation sector will ultimately move away from the use of petroleum and will transition to sustainable and non-polluting alternatives; and
WHEREAS, there is a great opportunity for electrifying the transportation sector through the use of electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and other non–polluting transportation alternatives; and
WHEREAS, there may be substantial economic and environmental benefits for the community from the unification of the stationary electric sector with the transportation sector; and
WHEREAS, the transition to a hydrogen economy will create an opportunity for the integration of all of the energy sectors; and
WHEREAS, Austin Energy can maximize its benefits to the Citizens of Austin by providing clean transportation fuels; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN:
That the City Manager is directed to investigate the feasibility of the future integration of the electric and transportation sectors, and its impact on Austin Energy.
WHEREAS, The City of Austin wishes to become a leader in clean energy development and technology, and to be known as the Clean Energy Capital of the World; and
WHEREAS, the transportation sector will ultimately move away from the use of petroleum and will transition to sustainable and non-polluting alternatives; and
WHEREAS, there is a great opportunity for electrifying the transportation sector through the use of electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and other non–polluting transportation alternatives; and
WHEREAS, there may be substantial economic and environmental benefits for the community from the unification of the stationary electric sector with the transportation sector; and
WHEREAS, the transition to a hydrogen economy will create an opportunity for the integration of all of the energy sectors; and
WHEREAS, Austin Energy can maximize its benefits to the Citizens of Austin by providing clean transportation fuels; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN:
That the City Manager is directed to investigate the feasibility of the future integration of the electric and transportation sectors, and its impact on Austin Energy.
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