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Writer's pictureFrancisco Martinez

Tiburon accepts county’s roadmap for building electrification as supplement to climate-action plan

Tiburon has given a thumbs up to Marin’s 10-step roadmap toward electrifying buildings, an energy-efficiency strategy through 2031 that aims to reduce greenhouse gases and will supplement the town’s own climate-action plan.

 

The Town Council voted 4-0, with Councilmember Jack Ryan absent, at its Dec. 4 meeting to accept the roadmap, which was published Sept. 5 following calls by the Marin Civil Grand Jury in 2022. It recommends a timeline of actions from creating a central hub for information and resources to creating a pilot, neighborhood-scale electrification and gas-infrastructure decommissioning project.



Beyond electrification to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, building projects would include energy efficiency like solar power and battery storage and improved insulation, windows and air sealing.


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