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Residential, Commercial, and Industry Energy Procurement of Renewable Energy

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Residential, Commercial, and Industry Energy Procurement of Renewable Energy
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Session 1: 100% Renewables in a City Near You - This summer Georgetown began receiving power from a solar farm in West Texas. The solar farm, in conjunction with a wind farm in the Texas Panhandle, makes Georgetown one of the few cities in the U.S. with 100 percent renewable energy. The decision to go with renewables was predominantly a financial one, but the City has been fortunate to receive coverage from across the world regarding our energy portfolio.
 
Session 2: Commercial & Industrial Energy Procurement of Renewable Energy - In 2016, MGM Resorts completed a bold and ambitious process to separate from its local electric utility in Las Vegas and enter the wholesale power market. This action set an industry trend, enabled MGM Resorts to control its own course of energy procurement, and paved the way to one of the largest private solar development partnerships in the Country.

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1. 100% Renewables in a City Near You (Feb 2019)

Dale Ross

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100% Renewables in a City Near You (Feb 2019)

This summer Georgetown began receiving power from a solar farm in West Texas. The solar farm, in conjunction with a wind farm in the Texas Panhandle, makes Georgetown one of the few cities in the U.S. with 100 percent renewable energy. The decision to go with renewables was predominantly a financial one, but the City has been fortunate to receive coverage from across the world regarding our energy portfolio.

Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law

Dale Ross, Mayor, City of Georgetown - Georgetown, TX

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2. Commercial & Industrial Energy Procurement of Renewable Energy (Feb 2019)

Cindy Ortega

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Commercial & Industrial Energy Procurement of Renewable Energy (Feb 2019)

In 2016, MGM Resorts completed a bold and ambitious process to separate from its local electric utility in Las Vegas and enter the wholesale power market. This action set an industry trend, enabled MGM Resorts to control its own course of energy procurement, and paved the way to one of the largest private solar development partnerships in the Country.

Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law

Cindy Ortega, Sr. Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer, MGM Resorts International - Las Vegas, NV