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DMDMf// <br /> //////S/�'► Position Statement <br /> Sustainable CIP Improvements for <br /> Consumer-Owned Utilities <br /> Background diminishing returns on the investment. LED lighting <br /> Consumer-Owned Utilities (COUs) are those that are is increasingly not only the preferred option, but <br /> either owned and operated by a municipality (city) the only option. People who can afford to buy new <br /> or a Rural Electric Cooperative. COUs participate appliances find that most are energy efficient and <br /> in Minnesota's Conservation Improvement Program the existence of a rebate has little effect on what <br /> (CIP). COUS believe CIP has achieved significant they purchase. Meanwhile, for a low income family <br /> success toward reducing Minnesotans'energy that can't afford the new appliance, a rebate is not <br /> spending, catalyzing sustainable and renewable that helpful. In fact, utilities are beginning to report <br /> energy production in the state, minimizing new that in order to meet their CIP goals, including <br /> electric generation construction, and reducing current minimum expenditure requirements, low- <br /> greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide. income customers are actually subsidizing others. <br /> From the cooperative and municipal utilities'point Further, the current CIP can have the adverse effect <br /> of view, it has helped our members and citizens of discouraging efficient electrification, including <br /> use electricity more wisely and has facilitated the expanded use of electric vehicles, because it rewards <br /> successful widespread adoption of new efficient reduced use of electricity regardless of the benefits <br /> technologies. It is, however, time to update the CIP of expanding production to meet the needs of <br /> program so that it continues to be a successful and efficient electrification. CIP in its current form is <br /> beneficial operation. unsustainable and increasingly ineffective. <br /> Current Status Principles for a new approach <br /> CIP in its current form has reached maturity. CIP Municipal utilities have been working closely with <br /> needs to be modernized in order to encompass new the electric cooperatives, and consulting with a <br /> technologies, meet the evolving views of society number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), <br /> regarding expanded but efficient electrification, and to develop a modernized CIP that recognizes the <br /> to take a broader view on overall energy efficiencies, good points of the current program while updating <br /> conservation, and carbon reduction. it to meet current demands and expectations. Early <br /> in the process, the COUs adopted the following <br /> Many of the things CIP currently incentivizes have <br /> now been deployed to a point of saturation and thus continued on next page <br /> O <br /> { i <br /> • <br /> • <br /> . -----• <br /> 0,0 <br /> l <br /> y <br /> € r 1 {fe h�'td-s� e ° IIi tlr°i t€ <br /> Many of the items the legacy CIP promoted, including efficient appliances, have been deployed to the saturation point. <br /> 2019 State Position Statements /3 <br /> 107 <br />
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