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Transitioning the City's fleet to electric vehicles is part of the municipal climate action plan, which seeks to help achieve the targets of New York State's Climate Law.

New library construction including geothermal HVAC

City of Atlanta purchased 10 electric vehicles and plans to use the filing to support their zero emissions vehicle plans and goals. Using the momentum from the 2023 filings, the City plans to file for significant returns for 2024 projects.

This 6 MW DC project is on 22 acres of land owned by the Sisters of the Holy Family, the 2nd oldest order of Black Catholic nuns in the country. It will lower the electricity bills of 750 families (mostly low-income) by 20% for at least 20 years. It depends on IRA tax credits or it will not be built. Although the rules haven't changed yet, the uncertainty around them is giving funders pause (since the construction money has to be spent before Direct Pay arrives) and may be enough to kill the project. The project is shovel ready, but on pause because of uncertainty around the credits.

This project was part of our County's first phase of a three-phased green facilities capital program. It included the installation of a geothermal HVAC system, and associated distribution to replace a gas boiler system.

https://lebanonnh.gov/1573/Landfill-Gas-to-Energy-Project 1,000 kw electricity is the main project metric (not gallons)