Presentation on residential heat pumps in Kenmore - open to all
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
The session is open to Shoreline and Lake Forest Park residents. It will focus on rebates, installers and maintenance.
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“This state-of-the-art training center demonstrates PSE’s commitment to a highly skilled workforce and culture of safety for PSE employees and our many partners,” said Ron Roberts, PSE’s senior vice president of Energy Resources.
“We are proud to have partnered with Puget Sound Energy on this significant project that will support the company’s growth for years to come,” Said Mike Nelson, Trammel Crow Company’s Seattle office market leader.
“Our team looks forward to seeing this innovative training facility come to life and matriculate its first students in 2025.”
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| Colstrip Generating Station in Eastern Montana Photo by Patrick Webb |
“PSE customers want clean energy and we are committed to providing it as we plan for our future in accordance with Washington state law,” said Ron Roberts, senior vice president of Energy Resources for PSE. “We are happy to find a partner in NorthWestern and for the future of the Colstrip plant to be in Montana’s control.”
“We are grateful for the opportunity to invest in, and be a part of, the Colstrip community, and appreciate the decades of dedication by the facility’s workforce,” said Roberts.
“We knew the people of Washington opposed the idea of banning natural gas, but the support for this initiative shows just how strongly they feel about protecting natural gas for heating and cooking in their homes and businesses,” said Greg Lane, executive vice president of the Building Industry Association of Washington, which is the measure’s sponsor.
“This is a massive overreach by those who want to undo clean energy progress in our state,” Caitlin Krenn, climate and clean energy director at Washington Conservation Action, said in a statement.
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| Windfarm photo courtesy Clearway Energy |
“This agreement with Clearway helps us meet some of the most ambitious clean energy laws in the nation while delivering on our customer’s expectations for energy that is safe, reliable and affordable,” said Ron Roberts, PSE’s senior vice president of Energy Resources.
“We are proud to be a partner in developing Montana’s wind resources—this project is another milestone in our continued investment in the state’s energy economy.”
“PSE is undergoing the most significant transformation in our history as we strive to meet Washington state’s clean energy laws—some of the most ambitious in the nation,” said Ron Roberts, PSE’s senior vice president of energy resources.
“We need to make sure we can deliver on our customers’ expectations for energy that is clean as well as safe, reliable and affordable.”
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| McKinnon Creek Pumphouse LFP Water District |
“It is very simple. If you have natural gas, this protects you to be able to keep natural gas in your home or in your business. And it protects the freedom of every single Washingtonian to have the clean energy of their choice,” said Greg Lane, executive vice president of the Building Industry Association of Washington, the measure’s main sponsor.
“I-2066 would take away communities’ choice, jeopardize rebate programs that help families and small business owners afford building upgrades, repeal common-sense measures that make homes and workplaces more energy efficient and healthy, and erode clean air protections,” said Caitlin Krenn, climate and clean energy director for Washington Conservation Action.
“Over time this measure will raise energy costs for hardworking Washingtonians,” she noted.
“There is no ban on natural gas,” reads the utility’s statement. “PSE has an obligation to serve any customer who wants natural gas.”
Gregg Small, executive director of the environmental group Climate Solutions, said the measure “would be a major misstep in our path toward a clean energy future that keeps costs lower.”
| The advisory board members representing the district at a public event Photo courtesy LFPWD |
| The ADCOM participants in local events Photo courtesy LFPWD |
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| Christie True and County Exec Dow Constantine Photo courtesy King County |
| L-R General Manager Alan Kerley, Commissioner Bill Donahue, Water Protector 2023 Brian Saunders, Commissioner Eli Zehner, and Commissioner David Hammond. Lake Forest Park Water District. |
Congratulations Brian! Your continuing engagement, leadership and advocacy for protection of our community’s resources are important, exemplary and inspirational.
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| Copper pipes cannot expand when frozen Photo courtesy Shoreline Fire |
The water meter box is located at the property edge. Shut-off is on the private property side in the box.
Most homes also have a shut off located just inside the foundation of their homes. That could be in the crawl space, basement or some are located in the garage.
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