In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the launch of a new website aimed at facilitating the clean energy transition in Green Bay. The site, currently in a soft launch phase, is designed to guide users through various pathways based on their interests and needs, such as homeowners looking for information on electric vehicles or heat pumps. The website features around 20 different pathways, providing resources, benefits, and considerations related to clean energy options.

The initiative emphasizes accessibility, catering to diverse learning styles by offering multiple ways to access information. A toolkit of clean energy incentives is also included, detailing eligibility and application processes. The site aims to contextualize the clean energy transition within a broader historical narrative, highlighting the shift from traditional energy sources to more sustainable options.

Officials noted that the website will evolve over time, with plans for local illustrations and more specific content related to Green Bay's clean energy initiatives. A blog component will serve as a platform for sharing updates and engaging the community, with posts also distributed via email and social media.

Additionally, the meeting included a report from the clean energy work group, which recently organized a roundtable discussion with local energy users to address industrial emissions and align efforts with the city's clean energy plan. This collaborative approach aims to foster community involvement and enhance the effectiveness of clean energy strategies in Green Bay.

The website is expected to be fully operational by December, with a press conference planned to officially promote its launch. As the city continues to develop its clean energy hub, officials expressed optimism about the potential impact of these initiatives on public health and climate resilience.