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Cranford committee considers hiring renewable energy consultant to study municipal savings
Summary
Commissioner Terrence Curran asked the Township to evaluate potential energy cost savings and revenue streams—citing 375 Centennial Avenue roof, geothermal, and small wind turbines—by engaging a renewable energy consultant to scope opportunities and feasibility.
Commissioner Terrence Curran asked the Cranford Township Committee on April 21 to consider hiring a renewable energy consultant to assess potential energy savings and revenue opportunities across municipal properties.
Curran urged the Committee to examine specific candidates and study areas, naming the roof at 375 Centennial Avenue, geothermal options and small wind turbines as examples where the Township could evaluate cost savings and potential revenue streams. Committee members discussed the breadth of a potential study and next steps for scoping a consultant engagement.
No procurement or contract was approved at the workshop; members agreed to continue discussion at a future meeting where staff would present potential scopes, costs and timelines if the Committee wishes to pursue hiring a consultant.
