HC3 pitches climate, energy programs to Keystone; asks for $5,000 to join EnergySmart
High Country Conservation Center (HC3) presented countywide climate and energy initiatives to the Keystone Town Council and requested a $5,000 initial contribution to participate in the EnergySmart residential-efficiency program. HC3 outlined rebates, a 2027 budget ask and renter-access measures including 'balcony' solar.
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High Country Conservation Center (HC3) staff briefed the Keystone Town Council on countywide climate and energy work and asked the town for a $5,000 initial contribution to participate in the EnergySmart program. HC3 Climate Action Director Jess Hoover described the group’s role implementing strategies from a 2019 climate action plan and said HC3 will break Keystone out separately in the next greenhouse-gas inventory.
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