The City of Clearwater's Environmental Advisory Board received an important update on the Ready for 100 project during their recent meeting on January 17, 2024. Melody Yin, the city's sustainability specialist, presented the progress made since the resolution was passed in December 2022, marking nearly a year of efforts towards achieving the city's sustainability goals.

Yin emphasized the significance of the project, which aims to transition Clearwater to 100% renewable energy. She outlined two key targets established under the resolution, highlighting the board's role in advancing these initiatives. The update reflects the city's commitment to environmental sustainability and the collaborative efforts of board members in pushing this agenda forward.

As the meeting progressed, discussions also touched on the technical aspects of the project, including necessary updates and potential challenges. The board members expressed their support for the ongoing efforts and the importance of community engagement in achieving the project's objectives.

This update not only showcases Clearwater's dedication to renewable energy but also sets the stage for future developments in the city's environmental strategy. The board's continued involvement will be crucial as they work towards meeting the ambitious targets set forth in the Ready for 100 initiative.