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J. 10 Support efforts to develop industries that have a relatively high potential for utilizing <br /> renewable energy sources or waste heat. <br /> <br /> J.11 Encourage the use and development of cogenerative and decentralized energy supplies <br /> for commercial and industrial purposes in an environmentally beneficial manner. <br /> <br /> J.12 When practical, the government sector should take the lead in demonstrating and <br /> implementing: <br /> <br /> a. Cost-effective use of renewable and decentralized energy sources, such as solar <br /> space and water heating systems. <br /> <br /> b. Selection and efficient use of energy-saving vehicles. <br /> <br /> J.13 Continue and encourage cooperation and communication between citizenry, utilities, and <br /> local, state, and federal governmental entities concerning energy-related issues, especially <br /> as they pertain to service area boundaries and economic development. <br /> <br /> J.14 Continue to encourage efforts at the state level to promote energy conservation, such as <br /> in the statewide building code. <br /> <br /> J.15 Continued coordination of information and programs concerning energy conservation <br /> shall be a high priority for affected local governments. <br /> <br /> J. 16 Prior to July 1987, Eugene, Springfield, and Lane County shall cooperate with the <br /> Bonneville Power Administration and affected local electrical utilities in designing a <br /> work program and initiating a study of major transmission line routes in the metropolitan <br /> region. Mctro Plan amenchnents resulting from that study will be considered during the <br /> update process. <br /> <br />[ J.-l~l___~The Energy Element should be re-evaluated during the Metro Plan update in light of the <br /> program activities for local governments that were laid out in the Northwest Conservation <br /> and Electric Power Plan. <br /> <br /> III-J-6 <br /> <br /> <br />