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City of Moreno Valley
POWER RESOURCES

In this issue, we look back 50 years with great generated by clean resources like the sun
respect to the energy contributions made and wind. So, cheers to Art Rosenfeld for
by the late Professor Arthur Rosenfeld, as setting America’s energy future on a new
well as into the future as we prepare path five decades ago!
to meet MVU’s prospective energy
needs.

The electric utility industry is in a
period of great change. We have
big challenges to overcome,
including figuring out how to
best integrate renewable
energy while maintaining
MVU’s incredibly high power
reliability and affordability.
Renewable ener gy
resources are by their
nature intermittent, but
you and the rest of
Moreno Valley need MVU fully supports a diversified, sustainable
energy constantly. power supply that includes renewables, energy
We’ll definitely efficiency, demand response, energy storage,
overcome today’s electric vehicles, and cost-effective and clean
challenges and distributed generation. MVU has entered into
in the coming
years will long-term energy purchase agreements for
provide our renewable energy that includes utility-scale
customer- solar, wind, and small hydro. MVU will continue
owners with to seek out cost-effective energy purchases
power at to meet our strategic goals and the state’s
least 50% aggressive climate goals.

C i t y o f M o r eno V alle y
C ur r ent o p ening s
Utilities Commission
Two openings as of July 1, 2018:
One Public Member (must be a residential customer of MVU)
One Business Customer of MV Utility

Term Expiration to be determined
YOU’VE GOT GREAT IDEAS. Contact the City Clerk’s Offi ce at (951) 413-3001 for details.

PUT THEM INTO ACTION!
T o A p p l y, G et an A p p li c at i on
City Clerk’s Department
14177 Frederick St.
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
Friday: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
or visit www.moval.org

www.moval.org APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL POSITION IS FILLED
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