1. Protects your city's energy security by using domestically-produced renewable resources.

2. Stabilizes energy costs for local consumers.

3. Grows employment opportunities in clean energy and related industries.

3. Minimizes your city's contribution to global warming and climate change.

4. Preserves your city's environmental quality of life — air, water, and land.

5. Builds pride in your city and helps to establish a strong, lasting, clean energy legacy.

Let us know your plans to enter the race as early as possible. we can help. -Jane Pulaski, Co-Chair for Solar Austin

Step 1. Reserve a space for EFC 2007 now.

Space is limited for each year of the Challenge. Reserve a space for EFC 2007 now. If your business, organization or government office works on clean energy issues and you want to play a lead role in helping your city win the Challenge, take a moment and let us know you are considering entering your city.

Reserving a space is non-binding. (To be an official EFC 2007 competing city, each entrant must submit a completed EFC 2007 Entry Form by June 29, 2007. The late entry deadline is July 6, 2007.) By reserving a space now, you will be contacted in the spring of 2007 when entry forms are available.

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Step 2. Assemble a local Challenge Team.

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Step 3. Submit completed EFC 2007 Entry Form. Deadline is June 29, 2007.