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PUBLIC
STAFF SUMMARY OF MEETING
JOINT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE ON JOINT SENATE AGRICULTURE HOUSE TRANSPORTATION
| Date |
01/05/2018 |
| Attendance |
| Baumgardner |
X |
| Becker J. |
X |
| Bridges |
E |
| Buck |
E |
| Carver |
E |
| Cooke |
E |
| Coram |
X |
| Donovan |
E |
| Esgar |
X |
| Fenberg |
E |
| Fields |
X |
| Garcia |
E |
| Ginal |
E |
| Hansen |
X |
| Jackson |
E |
| Jones |
X |
| Lawrence |
X |
| Marble |
X |
| McLachlan |
X |
| Scott |
E |
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| Time |
01:32:08 PM to 01:55:12 PM |
| Place |
RM 271 |
| This Meeting was called to order by |
Sonnenberg |
| This Report was prepared by |
Katie Ruedebusch |
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| Hearing Items |
Action Taken |
| hPresentation from the Colorado Energy Office |
Committee Discussion Only |
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Presentation from the Colorado Energy Office - Committee Discussion Only
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01:33:14 PM |
Director Kathleen Stacks, representing
the Colorado Energy Office, came to the table to update the committee on
the work of the Colorado Energy Office. She stated that office's
goals include increasing compressed natural gas sales by 500 percent, increasing
energy savings by 14.6 percent, increasing low income energy assistance
to $300 in 2018, and assisting clean energy technology providers, with
a focus on hydropower. She continued by stating that the office's
work in traditional energy sectors is limited due to budget concerns. She
also spoke about the office's FY 2018-19 budget requests.
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01:42:39 PM |
In response to a committee question, Director
Stacks discussed the office's work in the natural gas sector. She
described several of the office's partnerships with the state of Utah,
including in the natural gas and electric vehicle sectors.
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01:49:53 PM |
Committee discussion on future of the office
ensued.
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| 01:55:12 PM |
Committee Adjourned |
