Blue Sky Power presents Clinton draft Community Energy Plan; council told to adopt resolution before July 30
A consultant outlined a draft Community Energy Plan on June 10 that uses a $10,000 Board of Public Utilities grant to align local priorities with New Jersey’s Energy Master Plan; council members raised questions about EV chargers in flood-prone areas and emergency-response water needs for electric-vehicle fires.
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Ben Parvey of Blue Sky Power presented the Town of Clinton’s draft Community Energy Plan at the June 10 meeting, describing it as an action plan that selects strategies from New Jersey’s Energy Master Plan to advance solar, electric vehicles, energy efficiency and inclusion for low- and moderate-income residents.
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