80% emissions reduction by 2050 (we're at 16% now)
80% emissions reduction in city gov't by 2050 (at 31% now)
100% renewable electricity by 2030 (28% today)
100MW of local renewable generation by 2030 (at 53MW today)
No word on how the lawyers are working together.
Catanach: There are typically annexation agreements for municipal utilities. Typically, city compensates utility provider for losing those customers. It would be negotiated with Xcel.
"This has been a long series of bad decisions, the inability to do math and representations of a Pollyanna world not based in reality."
"We cannot believe that (Xcel) will conduct themselves in good faith. Even when they sign an agreement, it doesn't mean we have an agreement."
But basically saying Boulder has done its homework on costs.
Says San Fran is considering it's own muni with PG&E, which started a wildfire that burned down a town.