The Ready for 100 Campaign
Accelerate an equitable transition to 100%
Strategy 1: Make 100% “the new normal” (hearts & minds)
Broad and intense support among Americans Having read about this idea, do you support or oppose making this a goal for the United States? (1-10 scale) Strongly support (8-10) Somewhat support (6-7) Oppose (1-5)
But initially split on how realistic And how realistic do you think this goal is? (1-10 scale) Very realistic (8-10) Somewhat realistic (6-7) Not realistic (1-5)
Strategy 2: Cities go 100% renewable Achieved 100% RE 100% RE target adopted FUKUSHIMA VANCOUVER LINKOPING COPENHAGEN ASPEN MUNICH BURLINGTON
Ready for 100
Strategy 3: Grow and diversify movement • 350.org • Alliance for Sustainable Colorado • APEN • Institute for Local Self • Reliance Avaaz • • Renewable Energy Long C40 Island • Center for Community Change • Renewables 100 Policy • Center for Social Inclusion Institute • Center for Working Families • The Climate Group • Citizen Engagement Lab • The Sierra Club • Climate Justice Alliance • The Solutions Project • Climate Nexus • Vote Solar • Emerald Cities • World Wildlife Fund • Environment America • We Mean Business • Facebook • Greenpeace • Here Now • ICLEI Local Governments for
2016 Progress ● 21 cities committed to 100% ● 66 campaigns in 33 states ● Aerial Art Tour in 7 cities ● Hosted North American Dialogue with 20 cities ● 100% Network grew and is developing policy framework for equity and justice centered transition to 100% ● Major national media coverage and celebrity and influencer champions spotlighting this strategy ● Resources for replication in more cities
Guidelines for 100% Clean Energy Communities 1.Efficiency First 2.Equitable and Just 3.Clean and Renewable 4.All Sectors: Electricity, Heating & Cooling, and Transportation 5.Community-Wide 6.Inclusive and Transparent Process 7.Include an Ambitious Target for Local and Distributed Energy
Clean Energy for All – Driving Principles The Ready for 100 Campaign has co- developed a set of principles with the 100% Network to ensure that 100% clean energy is for 100% of people. As we transition to 100% clean energy, there are clear barriers and challenges that must be addressed to ensure 100% is truly for all people. We must advance equitable outcomes in: • Quality careers • Just transition • Equitable access • Affordable clean energy • Democratic Accountability
Influencing State-Level Change Colorado Commits to 100% P O 10 Colorado W Cities E Commit R Denver F Commits to 100% O R C Rally outside H City Hall A N Release media Strategy: Establish “high - G report and outreach E ambition coalitions” of local government leaders across states Regional House Parties and regions willing to exert influence on utilities and/or state Denver Launch Event (this event!) policymakers and regulators to advocate for clean energy TIME
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Our Commitment to Equity Equity : the guarantee of fair treatment, access, opportunity, and advancement while at the same time striving to identify and eliminate barriers that have prevented the full participation of some groups . The principle of equity acknowledges that there are historically underserved and underrepresented populations and that fairness regarding these unbalanced conditions is needed to assist equality in the provision of effective opportunities to all groups.
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