Congratulations to our Duck Race Committee for pulling off a highly successful 1st Annual FC Rotary Duck Race! It sounds like we were able to raise over $20,000 for various charities. Well done team and thank you to everyone for supporting this new venture.
Two big events down and one more next month for our 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament on October 19th. Time to sign up your team.
JD continues to bring in execellent speakers...you should know JD is renowned throughout our District as "The Man". I would put our club speakers up against any other club in the country! Terry Pettit was awesome and we have another set up for Tuesday:
Masood Ahmad: Platte River’s rapid decarbonization plan
Platte River is working toward a 100% noncarbon energy future in accordance with a Resource Diversification Policy (RDP) approved by its board of directors in 2018. This is one of the most aggressive and progressive decarbonization goals in the country for a utility of its size.
Platte River has reached about 50% noncarbon supply and is now planning for the remainder. One of the key challenges of planning for deep decarbonization is to ensure reliability while relying on intermittent renewable generation, especially during periods of low renewable supply. Platte River calls these periods “dark calms.” Platte River has done some innovative work in reliability assessment during dark calms. This presentation shares a summary of Platte River’s 2024 Integrated Resource Plan. It shows a path to reach the goals of RDP while ensuring reliability and financial sustainability. Power supply reliability in the future will be more important as the energy sector is further electrifying with electric mobility and electric heating.
October 8th is our Annual Alumni Lunch! Take a look at the list of Foothills Alums to see if there are folks you can reach out to and invite. Lists will be on the tables each week.
Have fun tomorrow at the CSU game....Go Rams!
Thank you for all you do!
In Gratitude,
Wynn
970-215-2255; wwashle@thegroupinc.com
Tuesday Meeting Roles
Speakers
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Masood Ahmad: Platte River’s rapid decarbonization plan
Greeters
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Bud Frick & Diane Jones
Inspiration
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Denise Juliana
Joke
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Rich Cress
Fines
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Diane Jones
Pickleball Classic
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Mark Goldrich
Tech
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Scott Woods
Tuesday meeting locations
10/1
:
Timberline Church
10/8
:
Marriott
9/17
:
Marriott
10/15
:
Marriott
9/24
:
Timberline Church
10/22
:
Marriott
10/29
:
Offsite TBD
Zoom access: This link ID: 92439954415 Pwd: 260368
We’re in the final stretch now. We need your help for our inaugural duck race on Saturday, September 7th, from 11am to 2pm at Fort Collins City Park Pool.
Platte River is working toward a 100% noncarbon energy future in accordance with a Resource Diversification Policy (RDP) approved by its board of directors in 2018. This is one of the most aggressive and progressive decarbonization goals in the country for a utility of its size.
Platte River has reached about 50% noncarbon supply and is now planning for the remainder. One of the key challenges of planning for deep decarbonization is to ensure reliability while relying on intermittent renewable generation, especially during periods of low renewable supply. Platte River calls these periods “dark calms.” Platte River has done some innovative work in reliability assessment during dark calms. This presentation shares a summary of Platte River’s 2024 Integrated Resource Plan. It shows a path to reach the goals of RDP while ensuring reliability and financial sustainability. Power supply reliability in the future will be more important as the energy sector is further electrifying with electric mobility and electric heating.
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