The City of San Antonio released a report on October 2 that outlines its plans for developing sustainable energy. The utility CPS Energy partnered with the Texas city on the project.
The report stated that San Antonio would work with CPS Energy to develop new distributed energy sources. Greater investments will be made in renewable energy sources and other advanced technologies such as buildings that are self-sufficient, storage of renewable hydrogen energy, smart grids, and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
A three-day workshop in April of this year that was facilitated by the Foundation on Economic Trends in the United States (ETUS) was organised to discuss advanced energy technologies and options for the future. The report details the findings as a result of the workshop. CPS Energy said it will now integrate the ideas from the report into its Vision 2020 strategy on other future plans.
