Chevron Energy
Solutions has signed an energy services agreement with the City of
Dublin to overhaul City infrastructure and install solar energy arrays,
all aimed at reducing the City's future utility costs for decades to
come. In total, the City anticipates the program will generate more than
$14 million in savings over the next 25 years, dollars that can be
redirected toward enhancing City services.
The energy services agreement establishes the City of Dublin as the
first in the Tri-Valley to launch an aggressive and comprehensive energy
action plan aimed at reducing the City's carbon footprint by upgrading
facilities and infrastructure. By financing the program using
anticipated energy savings, and with Chevron Energy Solution's help in
capturing more than $650,000 in expected solar incentives and rebates,
the City would not need to invest any capital dollars to implement the
transformative program.
...
In addition to installing photovoltaic solar arrays at all City
facilities to offset energy usage, the City will replace approximately
3,000 streetlights with efficient LED lighting technology, which is
expected to produce better light quality and result in lower ongoing
utility and maintenance costs. Other improvements include upgrades to
interior and exterior lighting at City facilities, the pump and
filtration system for the City's pool, and the air circulation systems
at the City's Civic Center and Library.
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Chevron Energy Services via PRNewsWire www.PRNewsWire.com
Press Release dated September 10, 2012
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