Vermont Public Utility Commission

23-2220-RULE Proceeding to design the potential Clean Heat Standard Open Case Age: 528
Rulemaking / Rule: Open Date filed: 06/30/23
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    11/06/2024 Paterson, Susan [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 Lipton, Cheryl Joy [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 James, Donahey [PUBCOM]
The Clean Heat standard provides the essential path for Vermont’s transition from a reliance on fossil fuels imported from afar to renewable fuel sources generated or grown regionally. The narrative that the climate future does not include wood heat, as promoted by Standing Trees and their supporters, is misguided. Filed
    11/04/2024 Zapp, M [PUBCOM]
First, it is very hard to find out where the public can comment - many many clicks. There should be a clear button on the PUC's website. Keep wood as an option for the Clean Heat Standard. I am moderate-income, have weatherized, and fully transitioned from heating oil to a heat pump and efficient wood stove. Heat pumps are great, but alone will not work for some households. This is a class and equity issue. Also, our grid doesn't have the capacity yet for everything to be electric - be real! Filed
    11/04/2024 Cueman, John [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 Vermont Chamber of Commerce [PUBCOM]
      Sullivan, Megan [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/04/2024 Nelson, Mark [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 Lamoureux, Jennifer [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 Clough, Arnold [PUBCOM]
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    11/04/2024 Keefe, Ray [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Collier, Steven [PUBCOM]
Please see attached document. Filed
    11/01/2024 Forrest, Brian Frank [PUBCOM]
/Users/brianfrankforrest/Desktop/PUC Comment on the CHS.docx Filed
    11/01/2024 Kane, Rachel [PUBCOM]
Hi, it's all well and good that we transfer to renewable heat sources, but in some cases, like mine, living in a historic brick house, on the register, there is no way of using heat pumps. Many historic buildings that could become abandoned, if the cost of heating oil goes up even another dollar per gallon. We have an obligation to care for our architectural heritage, which of course also brings tourists. It is scary to think of what the CHS would bring, and none of us know - deny it please! Filed
    11/01/2024 Mary, Deering [PUBCOM]
This bill will cripple the working Vermonter who were b I in and raised here. Vermont has become an expensive state to live in. How do seniors or low income homeowners pay to conform to this bill if passed. I will be forced to move to another state. This will also force businesses to leave Vermo t. We need more in tuned legislators to work with Governor S ott in maintaining our beautiful state. Filed
    11/01/2024 Zumbruski, George [PUBCOM]
I was born and raised in Vermont and am elderly now. This state has become very difficult for me to sustain my living This Clean Heat will cause me to think about selling my home and move to New hampshire which is not something I want to do at this age. In my life, this state is going in the wrong direction with all the tax increases and now this Clean Heat bill. We need more legislators to support Governor Scott in keeping Vermont sustainable for true Vermonters. Filed
    11/01/2024 Devost, Robert B. [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Cosgrove, Erin [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Ray, Fred [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Deming, Ron [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Starr, Michael [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Walch, Erica [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Jennings, Steve [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Perry, Robert [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Bruce, Alane [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Lewis, Cindy K. [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Rossi, Nick [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Brook, Jacqueline [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Racette, Gerald [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Katucki, Christopher [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Roper, Robert [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Partnership for Policy Integrity [PUBCOM]
      Haight, Laura [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Etkind, Norm [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Stevens, Eugene [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Carpenter, Renee [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Valero [PUBCOM]
      Bartlett, Brian [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Zakresky, Casey [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Propane Gas Association of New England [PUBCOM]
      Anderson, Leslie [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Geddis, Colleen A. [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Costello, Andy [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Reynolds, Steve [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Kiros Energy Marketing ULC [PUBCOM]
      Rutledge, Jennifer [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Rosa, Hil [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Gillespie Fuels & Propane, Inc. [PUBCOM]
      St. John, Clare M. [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Coolidge, Janet [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Reed, John [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Campaign for Vermont [PUBCOM]
      Kinsley, Ben [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Amelang, Bob [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Cota, Casey K. [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Bourne's Energy [PUBCOM]
      Kurrle, Jim [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Robert Greene, Inc. [PUBCOM]
      Hill, Teddy [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/01/2024 Wilkinson, Tucker [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Fone, Emma [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Rumrill, Jim [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Charron, Marcy [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Baard, Mark [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Bashaw, Jesilyn [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Reed, John [PUBCOM]
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    11/01/2024 Tully, Kelley [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Suburban Propane [PUBCOM]
      Rozenberg, Paul [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/31/2024 Clayson, Drew [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Doane, Brad [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Sanborn, Rod [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Bruce, Steve [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Ede, Chandler [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Sprague, Jason [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Rizner, Eugene C. [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Levitan, Jeff [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Gerber, Benjamin [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Sprague, Rachel [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Harrington, Shannon [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Hamblett, Timothy [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Van Ornum, Robert [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Rule, Dave [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Craig, Devon [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Wilcox, Geoff [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Johnston, David [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Ford, Iva [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Hall, James [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Miller, George Jr. [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Baker, Pam [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Labounty, Sandra [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Etherington, Roger [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Dodge, Althea J. [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Enman, Blair [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Taussig, Timothy [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Thurston, Steve [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Harrison, Amy [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 O'Reilly, Barbara [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Warren, William [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Humphrey, Dean [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Heck, Maureen A. [PUBCOM]
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    10/31/2024 Rhodes, Karen [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Vermont Department of Labor [PUBCOM]
      Depper, Robert L. [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/30/2024 Rhodes, Karen [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Watkins, Doreen [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Hibbard, Susan E. [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Lisman, Bruce [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Quenneville, Jennifer [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Dougherty, Kevin H. [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Gustafson, Alan [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 D'Amico, Kate [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Hillman, Luce [PUBCOM]
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    10/30/2024 Nichols, Steve [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 Hawes, Emily [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 Ludlow, Peter [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 George, Joyce [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 Day, Dwight [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 New Community Project [PUBCOM]
      Antos-Ketcham, Pete [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/29/2024 Brooks, J. [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 Schmelzer, Jackie [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 Peabody, Jim E. [PUBCOM]
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    10/29/2024 NGL Supply Co. Ltd [PUBCOM]
      Claveau, Roger [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/29/2024 Northeast Craftsman [PUBCOM]
      Parker, Perry [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/28/2024 Eshelman, H. Jay [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Rousseau, Sandy [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Pastore, Ron [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Lawrence, Ron [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Burton, Ritva [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Proctor Gas inc. [PUBCOM]
      Taranovich, Judy [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/28/2024 Ameresco, Inc. [PUBCOM]
      Bakas, Michael T [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/28/2024 Beerworth, Mary [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Roberts, Leland [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Lincoln, John [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Advanced Fuel Solutions [PUBCOM]
      Aruda, Barry [PUBCOMREP]
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    10/28/2024 Lynch, John [PUBCOM]
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    10/28/2024 Burns, John [PUBCOM]
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    10/25/2024 Oyaga, Andrés [PUBCOM]
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    10/25/2024 Kraus, D Gene [PUBCOM]
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    10/24/2024 Duval, Jared [PUBCOM]
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    10/16/2024 Morgan, Eva [PUBCOM]
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    10/16/2024 Hornung-Marcy, Kimberly [PUBCOM]
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    10/14/2024 Braun, Natalee [PUBCOM]
To ensure fairness in the Clean Heat Standard (CHS), all biogenic emissions from biofuels like biomethane and biodiesel must be counted. Excluding them as "biogenic" ignores the impact of human activity on carbon cycles. "Avoided" methane, from captured emissions, shouldn't be treated as carbon reduction either, as it distorts the CHS credit system. Biofuels harm health, especially in vulnerable communities, and shouldn’t be prioritized over cleaner options like grid electrification. Filed
    10/11/2024 Levin, Emily [PUBCOM]
See attached file - updated emissions factors for wood and pellet stoves. Filed
    10/09/2024 Brook, Jacqueline [PUBCOM]
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    10/08/2024 Spalding, James [PUBCOM]
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    10/07/2024 Brook, Jacqueline [PUBCOM]
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    10/04/2024 Brook, Jacqueline [PUBCOM]
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    10/04/2024 Miceli, Mari [PUBCOM]
Burning biomass is NOT carbon neutral."IPCC AR5 WG III, 11.13.4" "The combustion of biomass generates gross GHG emissions roughly equivalent to the combustion of fossil fuels. " Cutting down trees for biomass burning reduces carbon uptake. There's nothing renewable about this process. Filed
    10/04/2024 Lipton, Cheryl Joy [PUBCOM]
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    09/27/2024 Gish, Chris [PUBCOM]
The TAG must use the full EPA emission factor for wood without modification. Please see attached comments a more detailed explanation of the climate impacts of wood burning, as well as discussion of comments offered by Opinion Dynamics and Molly Willard of the Dept. of Forests, Parks, and Recreation. Filed
    09/27/2024 Andrew, Rianhard William [PUBCOM]
See attached file Filed
    09/26/2024 Simon, Laura [PUBCOM]
Hello I am concerned about improper carbon accounting for wood burning. This is unacceptable. Please use current science to assess whether plans should be approved. Filed
    09/26/2024 Andrews, Mary [PUBCOM]
Scientific evidence shows burning wood emits more CO2 per unit of energy gained than any fossil fuel. We need forests to sequester carbon and for the ecosystem services they provide. Harvesting forests for energy production is not sustainable; trees do not regenerate at the rate needed to produce thermal energy. Vermont should not be promoting commercial-scale wood burning and pretending it is safe and healthy. Instead we need to invest in and incentivize truly sustainable technologies. Filed
    09/26/2024 Standing Trees [PUBCOM]
      Porter, Zack [PUBCOMREP]
To whom it may concern, These comments are submitted on behalf of the members of Standing Trees, a Montpelier-based organization that works to protect and restore New England's native ecosystems, with a focus on public lands. We are incorporating by reference the comments submitted by Chris Gish, Ashley Adams, and Pike Porter. Please see attached for additional supporting material. Filed
    09/26/2024 Standing Trees [PUBCOM]
      Porter, Zack [PUBCOMREP]
Please see attached. Filed
    09/26/2024 Standing Trees [PUBCOM]
      Porter, Zack [PUBCOMREP]
Please see attached. Filed
    09/26/2024 Lipton, Cheryl Joy [PUBCOM]
See attached file. Filed
    09/26/2024 McCormick, John [PUBCOM]
MY two level log home has no drywall. I cannot install a heat pump. If the CHS increases my fuel oil cost, I will cut and burn more wood or my family will move from Vermont. Either choice is unacceptable. Given the GWSA mandates and limited timeframe and CHS goal of reducing thermal RCI emissions by less than a million tons, it is becoming obvious Vermont's climate mitigation will fail to achieve compliance. As earth absorbs more heat, the G.A. must create a Climate Adaptation Committee. Filed
    09/26/2024 Blood, Stuart [PUBCOM]
Please see attached document Filed
    09/26/2024 Atchinson, Robert W [PUBCOM]
It is high time the fossil-fuel industry quit with their greenwashnig already, and start acting like responsible citizens of this Planet Earth! They got it wrong in the 1970's, lied about it, covered it up, and now, when it comes back to bite them in the butt, they try to sell us there bio this & that, and then slease by, expecting our ANR to cover them by miscounting the emissions. This is a time to look in the mirror, examine your moral conscience, and do the right thing for civilization. Filed
    09/26/2024 Gish, Chris [PUBCOM]
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    09/25/2024 MacAusland, Peter [PUBCOM]
I request that the Technical Advisory Group of Vt. Public Utilities Commission adhere to the rules established by the EPA regarding the counting of emissions from the burning of wood to generate electricity. Even though in my opinion, the EPA rules are not strict enough. Burning wood at both the McNeil and Ryegate generating stations is not carbon neutral by any means. The greenhouse gases emitted are real and are not offset by new forest regrowth. Filed
    09/25/2024 Bock, Catherine [PUBCOM]
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    09/11/2024 HornungMarcy, Kimberly [PUBCOM]
The clean heat standard should move the state of Vermont to lower green house gasses which contribute to climate change and lower air pollution that contributes to significant health problems for many Vermonters. We have to stop burning anything for heating and cooling homes.To transition to biomass, hydrogen or renewable natural gas is a false solution not supported by IPCC science, medical science or modern rating systems. The Greet model is not accurate anymore. Stop using it. Filed
    08/12/2024 Walch, Erica [PUBCOM]
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    07/31/2024 Duval, Jared [PUBCOM]
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    07/30/2024 Diversified Energy Specialists [PUBCOM]
      Joe, Uglietto [PUBCOMREP]
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    07/29/2024 Vermont Fuel Dealers Association [PUBCOM]
      Cota, Matt [PUBCOMREP]
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    07/22/2024 McCormick, John [PUBCOM]
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    05/17/2024 Various, Individuals [PUBCOM]
See attached 3 comments Filed
    05/17/2024 Ebersol, Lauren [PUBCOM]
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    05/16/2024 Various, Individuals [PUBCOM]
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    05/15/2024 Various, Individuals [PUBCOM]
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    05/02/2024 McCormick, John [PUBCOM]
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    04/17/2024 Albrecht, Raymond [PUBCOM]
Annual CO2e emissions for multiple residential heating technology options. See attachment. Filed
    04/16/2024 Albrecht, Raymond [PUBCOM]
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    02/26/2024 Myers, Jen [PUBCOM]
See comments in "all other documents" section -Jen Meyers is participant in case Filed
    02/20/2024 Downey, Kevin [PUBCOM]
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    02/05/2024 McCormick, John [PUBCOM]
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    12/14/2023 Roper, Robert [PUBCOM]
See attached file Acknowledged
    12/05/2023 Leban, Donna J [PUBCOM]
See attached comments regarding funding streams Filed
    12/04/2023 Vermont Fuel Dealers Association [PUBCOM]
      Diamond, Joshua [PUBCOMREP]
VT Fuel Dealers is a participant in this matter-the filing has been moved to the "all other documents" section as well Filed
    12/04/2023 Louise Diamond Committee to Protect Next Generations [PUBCOM]
      McCormick, John L. [PUBCOMREP]
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    11/30/2023 Forrest, Brian Frank [PUBCOM]
I ask the group deciding on the Clean Heat Standard (CHS) to look at a model that actually reduces our GHG emissions. A model that acknowledges the fact that ALL energy sources coming from plants in any form are the same; that burning ancient plant forms like coal, oil and gas or recent forms like wood, grasses, oil in any form are the same. That our energy must come from clean, non-carbon forms of energy: our wind, solar and geo-thermal - from the sun our air, and the earth that we live on. Filed
    11/14/2023 sprague energy [PUBCOM]
      grant, kevin [PUBCOMREP]
See attached file Filed
    11/06/2023 Johnson, Justin [PUBCOM]
Global Partners LP is a participant in this matter-the filing has been moved to the "all other documents" section as well Filed
    10/05/2023 Vermont Fuel Dealers Association [PUBCOM]
      Diamond, Joshua [PUBCOMREP]
VT Fuel Dealers is a participant in this matter-the filing has been moved to the "all other documents" section as well Filed
    10/05/2023 Crowley, Stephen C [PUBCOM]
see attached Filed
    09/25/2023 porter, pike [PUBCOM]
The IPCC emissions factors are here: https://www.ipcc-nggip.iges.or.jp/EFDB/main.php Filed
    09/25/2023 Bock, Catherine [PUBCOM]
See attached file Filed
    09/19/2023 Horn, Karen [PUBCOM]
Geothermal heating is the way to go in the future. Burning wood kills trees that sequester carbon and instead creates more carbon emissions. This needs to stop. Looking at the summer of 2023, the time for baby steps is over. Filed
    09/19/2023 Merrick, Phil [PUBCOM]
Burning biomass is NOT carbon neutral. Not counting pyrogenic emissions of biomass is irresponsible. "IPCC AR5 WG III, 11.13.4" "The combustion of biomass generates gross GHG emissions roughly equivalent to the combustion of fossil fuels. If bioenergy production is to generate a net reduction in emissions, it must do so by offsetting those emissions through increased net carbon uptake of biota and soils." There is no increase in net carbon uptake by biomass harvest. Filed
    09/19/2023 Greenberg, Lena [PUBCOM]
Burning wood is not carbon neutral. Failing to count emissions from burning wood does not mean that those emissions do not occur. It is simply a lie that distracts from the real, urgent work of reforming our energy system to stop pumping out carbon. We must close this loophole or the Clean Heat Standard will not be so much a standard as a bit of deceptive accounting. Filed
    09/18/2023 Porter, Pike [PUBCOM]
The DPS RFP seeks proposals that continue the false assumption that burning wood is carbon-neutral. Advanced wood heating systems and district energy systems burning wood need to meet the same carbon thresholds as all other eligible measures. Filed
    09/18/2023 Leas, James Marc [PUBCOM]
Burning wood is not carbon neutral. It adds CO2 to the atmosphere. It burns trees that would otherwise take CO2 out of the atmosphere. Hula and Beta both successfully implemented geothermal for heating and cooling their very large buildings. Geothermal has thus been established right here in Vermont as a practical, cost efficient, and environmentally positive way to heat and cool without burning a single tree or emitting a single molecule of CO2. Stop considering wood burning as carbon neutral. Filed
    08/10/2023 Bristol Chapter of the Louise Diamond Committee to Protect Next Generations [PUBCOM]
      McCormick, John L. [PUBCOMREP]
See attached file Acknowledged
    08/07/2023 Living Buildings LLC [PUBCOM]
      Jones, Marcus [PUBCOMREP]
Living buildings would like to be added as a participant to this case. The request was made via email 7/17/23 however it may have been caught in the spam folder. Comments are being filed as a Public Comment in the meantime. Filed
    08/01/2023 Sachs, Amanda [PUBCOM]
I recommend Raya Salter and Robert Howarth to be appointed to the Clean Heat Standard Equity Advisory Group (EAG) and Technical Advisory Group (TAG) respectively. Ms. Salter and Mr. Howarth both served on New York State's Climate Action Council and have decades of experience in their fields. See attached file for their resumes (Ms. Salter's resume begins on page 23 of the file). Filed
    07/25/2023 Shenker Russo & Clark LLP [PUBCOM]
      Trunzo, Michael C. [PUBCOMREP]
comment moved to "all other documents section" Filed
    07/10/2023 Despathy, Alison [PUBCOM]
see attached file Filed
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