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DRAf'T PR19T'T DRAFT Program 11:2: Identify and attempt to remove or reconcile barriers or impediments to market-driven conservation measures when consistent with the City's Energy Plan. Reliable Power Policy 12: Strive to meet peak electricity and natural gas needs and assure reliable power. Program 12.1: Work to increase the use of distributed generation technologies that are consistent with the Generator Siting Ordinance. City Facilities and Equipment Policy 13: Reduce the City government's energy demand. Program 13.1: Develop a comprehensive program to reduce City government energy consumption. Program 13.2: Make the City a model by increasing the insulation and weatherization of its facilities, whenever possible. Program 13.3: Improve coordination between the school district and the City regarding the energy management of facilities. Program 13.4: Purchase hybrid or other energy efficient vehicles, when the City is replacing older vehicles. Local Control Policy 14: Achieve more local control of energy decisions. Program 14.1: Perform a feasibility study for a Community Choice Aggregation or a similar program. Program 14.2: If the City creates or joins a Community Choice Aggregation program or a similar program, ensure that ratepayers are not compelled to pay for non-energy related costs which are not directly associated with the energy program, and ensure that ratepayers have the option of changing energy providers at their own discretion. Program 14.3: Evaluate opportunities for purchasing and/or developing wind power projects in the Altamont Pass and other areas. Work with the Alameda County Waste Management Authority and others to explore joint venture opportunities for wind power. This could be part of a Community Choice Aggregation program or similar program. Page 11 April 19, 2005