[SEMCO] 3/25 Climate Science & Policy Lecture, 4/2 Climate Conversations & Much More

Fri Mar 24 15:04:05 EDT 2017

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Energy-climate events and developments across the Cape
Activities & Commentary Supporting the Goals of the
Cape & Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative
Greetings - scroll down for information on these topics and more:

Team Trump: All In On Fossil Fuels
3/25 "Stormy Weather Ahead" Lecture in Brewster
3/29 Stormy Mayo Talk on Whales in Eastham
4/2 Climate Conversations at Cape Cod Beer
4/3 Eversource Rate Increase Hearing in Barnstable
Energy Conservation Charges & "Free" Audits
4/22 Sea Change Documentary
CIRenew Goals & Technology Strategy

If you are interested in having your energy- or climate-related event,
activity, or news publicized through this communication, please let me know.
Thanks for your interest in and support for a sustainable energy future -
Chris Powicki, President, WEEinfo Services (774-487-4614;
chrisp at weeinfo.com)
Team Trump: Denying Reality, Going All In On Fossil Fuels

President Trump and his merry band have commenced to undermining
environmental protections - pernicious acts like filling in streams with
mining waste and de-funding climate change R&D, big stuff like relaxing
vehicle standards, halting carbon controls on fossil power plants, and
gutting the US Environmental Protection Agency. Trump's "America First
Energy Plan" 
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is built on ignorance or studied disbelief of climate science demonstrating
mankind's influence on atmospheric chemistry.

 "Stormy Weather Ahead: What's Next for Climate Change in a World of
Alternate Facts" in Brewster on March 25

 The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster is proud to present Dr.
Philip B. Duffy, President and Executive Director of the Woods Hole Research
Center 
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XJuQw==> , an independent research institute where scientists investigate
the causes and effects of climate change and promote solutions around the
world. Dr. Duffy will speak at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History on
Saturday, March 25, 2017 at 11:30 am. Free with museum admission
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seniors; etc.). 

Dr. Duffy is a physicist whose expertise is in domestic climate policy,
international climate change negotiations, climate change adaptation,
extreme weather risk, and climate modeling. He will speak about the
challenges that lie ahead for climate science and mitigation.

Prior to joining WHRC, Dr. Duffy served in the White House National Science
and Technology Council as the Senior Advisor to the US Global Change
Research Program, and as a Senior Policy Analyst in the White House Office
of Science and Technology Policy. In these roles he was involved in
international climate negotiations, domestic and international climate
policy, and coordination of US global change research.

Before joining the White House, Dr. Duffy was Chief Scientist for Climate
Central, an organization dedicated to increasing public understanding and
awareness of climate change. Dr. Duffy has held senior research positions
with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, visiting positions at the
Carnegie Institution for Science, and Stanford University. His degrees are
from Harvard and Stanford.

Other than that, Dr. Duffy knows very little about climate change, relative
to the bright light shining at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

For more information on this event please call: 508-896-3867, ext. 133
Senior Environment Corps Talk: Stormy Mayo on Whales on 3/29 in Eastham

The Senior Environment Corps, administered by Elder Services of Cape Cod &
the Islands 
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running from January through March, all free and open to the public. Light
refreshments will be served. Seating is limited. To register leave your name
at 508-394-4630 x522 or contact Anita Lord at 508-394-4630 x523;
anita.lord at escci.org.

Wednesday, March 29, 1-2:30 PM, Talk: "Do the Right Thing"
Protecting right whales from ship strikes, entanglements, and  sonar noise
in highly-trafficked Eastern Seaboard. Update on beaching  and possible
causes. By Charles (Stormy) Mayo, Ph.D., Senior Scientist and Director,
Right Whale Habitat Studies, Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies. At
Cape Cod National Seashore Salt Pond Visitors Center, 50 Nauset Road,
Eastham, MA. Post-presentation guided tour, "Discover Nauset Marsh."
 350Mass//Cape Cod Presents "Community Conversations on Climate Change" at
Cape Cod Beer on April 2

To kick off Earth Month and cultivate more understanding about climate
change, local impacts, and individual responses, the newly formed Cape Cod
Chapter of 350 Mass will host a conversation on climate change at Cape Cod
Beer 
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1-3 pm.  

The goal of the this event is to present information that is easy  to
understand and that attendees can relate to in their daily lives. To  that
end 350 Mass//Cape Cod has invited three local speakers to discuss  what
climate change is, how to talk about it in a clear way, how it is  affecting
Cape Cod, and what you can do about it.

Amy Fleischer  is a climate change educator and Nauset Middle School science
teacher  and will explain the ins and outs of climate change in an easy to
understand way. Cally Harper is a biologist and coastal restoration
specialist dedicated to helping towns on Cape Cod prepare for the  impacts
of extreme weather and climate change. Chris Powicki is an energy
consultant, educator, and advocate who will talk about the Cape's progress
and how individuals can take action.

 Listener engagement (and beer drinking) is encouraged! Child care will be
provided. 
For more information on 350 Mass//Cape Cod, contact Grace Barter,
gracembarter13 at gmail.com.

350 Mass for a Better Future
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grassroots climate network in Massachusetts with chapters across the state,
building a powerful statewide social movement to confront the climate
crisis. The name comes from 350 parts per million, the maximum safe level of
carbon  dioxide in the atmosphere, according to expert opinion of many
leading  climate scientists. The current atmospheric CO2 level exceeds 400
ppm. 
Eversource "Rate Case" Proposes Higher Bills, Net-Metering Surcharges,
Vegetation Management Practices & More - Local Hearings on April 3 in
Barnstable Village, April 24 in Tisbury

In January, Eversource submitted a proposal to the Department of Public
Utilities (DPU) laying out its case for increasing rates on the distribution
(delivery) side of the electric bills paid by all consumers on Cape Cod and
Martha's Vineyard. This proposal is being vetted through a DPU proceeding
(17-05) involving intervenors of all kinds, including state agencies and
officials, industry groups, and renewable energy advocates. Local hearings
are scheduled as follows:

4/3, 7 pm, Harborview Conference Room, Barnstable County Complex, 3195 Main
Street (Rte. 6A), Barnstable

4/24, 6 pm, Katharine Cornell Theatre, 51 Spring Street, Tisbury

The public can speak out at the DPU hearings, as well as submit comments to
DPU by May 31.

Eversource's proposed rate case is extremely involved, as its first in
decades. Among many things, it seeks to equalize rates across the former
service territories of NStar and WMECO and to introduce new approaches for
calculating rates and for charging consumers served by on-site solar and
other net-metered renewable energy systems. It also lays out plans for
upgrading infrastructure and maintaining reliability, including vegetation
management on rights-of-way (ROW).

 Proposed rate increases total about $100 annually for the average Cape and
Vineyard residential consumer using about 600 kWh per month. Massachusetts
Attorney General Maura Healey - acting as advocate for all Eversource
ratepayers - has already  denounced the  rates of return (profit) proposed
by Eversource, which exceed  those  typically awarded to utilities.

The Cape Light Compact (CLC) municipal aggregation is applying funds
collected from local ratepayers to intervene in this proceeding. Key
Eversource documents and information on lines of inquiry to be pursued by
the CLC aggregation are available here
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Through this rate case, DPU will review how much Eversource  plans to charge
for ROW management over time. As long as it is  legal to apply herbicides
and "cost effective" to rely on them (because  the "true costs" of pollution
don't count), DPU (and other state agencies)  will continue to allow their
use by Eversource. In addition to raising concerns about profit margins and
other issues, local consumers might consider telling Eversource and DPU that
they are willing to pay a little more each month for herbicide-free ROW
management throughout the region - because our aquifers are priceless!
Eversource Bill Change Highlights Local Energy Efficiency Rates & How
Consumers Pay for "Free Energy Audits"

As of 2017, your Eversource electric bill now itemizes the total amount you
pay each month to support energy efficiency programs administered through
the Cape Light Compact (CLC) municipal aggregation. On-bill disclosure of
the conservation charges, which will cost each residential consumer about
$165 in 2017 (assuming average monthly use of 600 kWh), is expected to
motivate additional participation in these programs.

So-called "free" energy audits, heavily subsidized air sealing and
insulation projects, and other benefits save proactive consumers substantial
amounts of energy and money each month - and they have reduced the region's
aggregate energy bill by hundreds of millions of dollars. However, many
consumers don't realize that they pay for these programs each month, whether
or not they take advantage of them. (Call 800-797-6699 to schedule your CLC
audit; click here 
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bill included only the "System Benefit Charge" (SBC) fixed by state law at
$0.0025/kWh (0.25 cents/kWh). The much larger "Energy Efficiency Surcharge"
(EES) had been buried within the "Distribution Charge." Going forward, the
"Energy Conservation Charge" line item will include both the SBC and EES.
For residential ratepayers, the full 2017 charge of $0.02301/kWh will be
reflected in February bills.

On the Cape and Vineyard, the EES is set by the CLC aggregation, acting
under the authority of local Selectmen and Town Councilors as the
administrator of electric efficiency programs. In late 2016, Department of
Public Utilities (DPU) provisionally approved a 2017 CLC EES of $0.02051/kWh
for residents, $0.0099/kWh for low-income (LI) residents, and $0.01573/kWh
for commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers. The 2017 residential EES
represents an increase of 20% over the charge previously approved by the CLC
Governing Board and the DPU; the C&I EES is 14% higher than the previously
approved level, while the LI EES is 63% lower.

Total 2017 EES collections currently are projected to be more than $5
million higher than previously approved levels, for a variety of reasons.
Based on decisions at the March 2017 CLC Governing Board meeting, EES
surcharges may increase again later this year to fund new demand-response
programs. Further, as outlined in the DPU order
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the approved EES levels are subject to future adjustment by the DPU.

Notably, DPU has ordered the CLC aggregation to disclose how much of the
additional 2017 EES revenue is designed to quickly raise ratepayer funds to
pay off employee-related liabilities accrued by Barnstable County as
long-time CLC administrator.

In December 2017, the Barnstable County Commissioners signed an agreement
requiring the CLC aggregation - and thus the 21 towns represented on the CLC
Board - to assume responsibility for these liabilities, which run in the
millions of dollars. Publicly available information indicates that the
majority of the additional 2017 EES revenue to be collected from ratepayers
will be used to cover these liabilities, whereas employee-related
liabilities covered using efficiency-related funds for the period 2013-15
totaled only $544,800.
Wellfleet "Sea Change" Film Series Continues April 22

Wellfleet Bay Audubon Sanctuary, Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT), and
WCAI Radio kicked off their 2017 Sea Change environmental film series
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from 7-9 pm with Saving Jamaica Bay
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to save abused wetland habitat on the fringes of New York City.
Upcoming films also will be screened at WHAT's Julie Harris Stage. Tickets
are $12  and may be purchased online
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include the following:

Saturday, April 22nd - Nature's Orchestra: Sounds of Our Changing Planet
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an ecosystem. This film will be followed by a short documentary called
"Being Hear" by two filmmakers with Cape Cod ties. Steve Wilkes of the Hear
Cape Cod Project and Wellfleet Bay's Mark Faherty will also discuss natural
sounds familiar to the Cape and the use of sound to try to measure
biodiversity. WCAI's Mindy Todd will moderate the discussion.
Cape & Islands Renewable Energy Collaborative (CIRenew) Goals & Technology
Strategy

The CIRenew goals of "50% Fossil Fuel Reduction" and "100% Green Power
Production" were endorsed in 2008 by representatives from  leading local
businesses, municipal energy committees, and the  following organizations:
Cape & Islands Self-Reliance, Cape Cod  Chamber of Commerce, Cape Cod
Community College, Cape Cod Commission,  Cape Cod Economic Development
Council, Cape Cod National Seashore, Cape Cod Technology Council, Cape Light
Compact, Clean Power Now, Housing Assistance Corporation, Save Our Sound,
Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, and Woods Hole Research
Center. 

The CIRenew goals were developed through a "Beyond Cape Wind"  stakeholder
process supported in part by the Massachusetts Renewable  Energy Trust Fund.
Subsequently, an energy and emissions inventory was conducted and the Cape &
Islands Energy Technology Strategy
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progress toward the goals.

The affiliated-individual endorsements reported above were not and are not
to be interpreted as formal organizational positions. For more information
contact Chris Powicki (774-487-4614; chrisp at weeinfo.com).

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