Fort Collins Utilities / Fort Collins Utilities’ Light / Fort Collins / Fort Collins’ City Council / /
IndustryTerm
level electric services / local economy / ecological systems / electric utility infrastructure / energy supply resources / clean and renewable energy sources / renewable energy resource investments / communications network / electricity / transportation / clean energy collaborations / generation resources / verifiable energy efficiency programs / electricity consumption / annual energy efficiency / energy goals / local renewable energy projects / clean energy solutions / renewable energy sources / energy challenges / greenhouse gas emissions goals / energy sources / Energy use / direct and indirect employer / energy efficiency / electric infrastructure / renewable energy / direct customer services / voluntary renewable energy programs / carbon neutral electricity supplies / load management / low and sustainable community energy bills / electric energy / minimum renewable energy requirements / energy / annual energy use / /
Organization
Light and Power Service Unit / Electric Board / Fort Collins’ City Council / City government / Fort Collins Utilities’ Light and Power Service Unit / City Council / /
Position
utilities director and mayor / Utilities Executive Director / City Manager / /
2009 Energy Policy Background The citizens of Fort Collins created the municipal electric utility in[removed]In 1973, Fort Collins joined with Estes Park, Longmont and Loveland to create Platte River Power Authority, a joi