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City manager says Monte Sereno may receive up to ~$144,000 from SBCE for City Hall electrification
Summary
City manager reported Monte Sereno's allocation under the Silicon Valley Clean Energy noncompetitive decarbonization grant is about $106,000 and the SBCE board may consider adding $38,000 per agency, which would increase available funds for photovoltaic panels and battery backup at City Hall.
The city manager updated the council on a Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SBCE) noncompetitive decarbonization grant application for photovoltaic panels and battery backup at City Hall. The manager said Monte Sereno's allocation is about $106,000 under the noncompetitive branch and that the SBCE board will consider adding $38,000 per agency at its upcoming meeting; if approved, the city’s allocation would increase accordingly.
"Monastrino, this is a non competitive branch, so each member agency is allocated a certain amount of money based on the population. Monastrino's allocation is about $106,000," the city manager said while reporting the update. (Transcript spelling varied; the intended agency/jurisdiction is Monte Sereno.) Staff said additional funds would enable more electrification work at City Hall, and the SBCE board’s decision will be reported at the next council meeting.
