Colorado Conservation Voters Education Fund
For Analysis Of Proposals Promoting Renewable Energy And Energy Efficiency In Colorado
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Amount$25,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/13/2009
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Term12 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Strategies
Overview
The Colorado Conservation Voters Education Fund (CCVEF) works to create a strong environmental consensus in the policy arena and to build a strong culture of non-partisan civic engagement around environmental issues among Colorado citizens.
This grant will allow CCVEF to secure short-term outside expertise to help inform the activities of a newly formed working group tasked regarding renewable energy, energy efficiency and other clean energy strategies for Colorado. CCVEF convened this group on behalf of the Governor, and it includes representatives from state government, the environmental community, and the renewable energy sector.
Funding from the grant will be used to hire consultants who will develop a brief report that includes key policy options around a 2010 clean energy strategy as well ideas regarding ways to develop broad citizen support for such a strategy.
(New, $25,000/1; 100% of project budget)
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.ccvef.org
Address
1536 Wynkoop Street, Suite 4C, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for analysis of proposals promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency in Colorado
The Colorado Conservation Voters Education Fund (CCVEF) works to create a strong environmental consensus in the policy arena and to build a strong culture of non-partisan civic engagement around environmental issues among Colorado citizens.
This grant will allow CCVEF to secure short-term outside expertise to help inform the activities of a newly formed working group tasked regarding renewable energy, energy efficiency and other clean energy strategies for Colorado. CCVEF convened this group on behalf of the Governor, and it includes representatives from state government, the environmental community, and the renewable energy sector.
Funding from the grant will be used to hire consultants who will develop a brief report that includes key policy options around a 2010 clean energy strategy as well ideas regarding ways to develop broad citizen support for such a strategy.
(New, $25,000/1; 100% of project budget)
