Living Cully Community Energy Plan
What is the Living Cully Community Energy Plan
The Living Cully Community Energy Plan is a neighborhood-scale energy plan that identifies energy conservation and energy generation pilots for the Cully neighborhood. The Energy Plan creates a blueprint for how we can prevent displacement through increased investments in the energy sector. By investing in public education, resilient institutions, affordable housing and community services, we can lift up a community-led, anti-displacement vision of climate action.
View the full Living Cully Community Energy Plan here.
The LCCEP Project Advisory Committee
The LCCEP is guided by a Project Advisory Committee (PAC) made up of technical experts and community partners. The PAC meets monthly during the research phase of the LCCEP. PAC members are:
Taren Evans, Neighborhood Revitalization Manager, Habitat for Humanity
Kelly Haines, Senior Project Manager, Worksystems, Inc.
Holly Meyer Braun, Energy Policy and Sustainability Manager, NW Natural
Desiree William-Rajee, Board Member, Verde
Jaimes Valdez, Policy Manager, Spark NW
Andria Jacob, Senior Program Manager, City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability
Eron Riddle, Cully Weatherization 2.0 Project Manager, Native American Youth and Family Center
Maiyee Yuan, Jade District Coordinator, Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon,
Lizzie Rubado, Renewables Program Strategies Manager, Energy Trust of Oregon
Oriana Magnara, Outreach and Policy Advocate, Northwest Energy Coalition
Zack Sippel, Project Coordinator, Energy Trust of Oregon
Cameron Herrington, Anti-displacement Coordinator, Living Cully
Alan Hipolito, Executive Director, Verde
PAC Meeting and Agendas:
Initial Community Outreach Results
During the summer of 2017, LCCEP staff surveyed community members about their perspectives and interests related to energy conservation and solar energy.
For more information on the Living Cully Community Energy Plan
If you are interested and want to know more about the Living Cully Community Energy Plan, please subscribe to our Living Cully newsletter, or email our Community Energy Advocate Carolina Iraheta Gonzalez at CarolinaIraheta@verdenw.org.