▪ energy & colorado blueprint ▪ progressive 15 energy summit june 26, 2013
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▪ Energy & Colorado Blueprint ▪
Progressive 15Energy SummitJune 26, 2013
Colorado Blueprint: Colorado’s Economic Development Strategy
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Bottom-Up: Where We StartedBlueprint: Where We’ve Been
Business Plan: Where We are Going
Business friendly environmentRetain, recruit and grow businessAccess to capitalBrand a stronger ColoradoTrain & educate the workforce of the futureInnovation & Technology
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Key Industries RegionsState
Pipeline
Top Line Metrics
Colorado Blueprint: Colorado’s Economic Development Strategy
Colorado Blueprint: State Alignment
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• State Agencies Liaisons Cabinet Contacts
• Colorado Economic Forum First Annual Alignment of Economic Development, Education, and Workforce
Development
• Pits & Peeves Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA)
• Brand Colorado Statewide marketing initiative
• Aligned Data Task Force Integrated and Aligned Data Teams
Colorado Blueprint: Regional Partnerships
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• Regional Partnership Ecosystem Industry Economic Development Organizations Workforce Development Centers Academia Government Community Organizations
• Benefits Identification and convening of regional economic development ecosystem
stakeholders Boots-on-the-ground monitoring of regional plans and sector strategies progress Building trust and relationships between the State and local partners in the regions Maintaining a line-of-sight to bottom-up and Colorado Blueprint
• Outcomes Strategic Business Plans that promote regional economic growth Business ready communities
Colorado Blueprint: Key Industry Networks
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Aerospace Bioscience Creative Industries Tourism & Outdoor Recreation
Electronics Energy & Natural Resources Food & Agriculture Health & Wellness
Infrastructure Engineering Technology & Information Financial Services Defense & Homeland Security
Advanced Manufacturing Transportation & Logistics
Colorado Blueprint: Key Industry Networks
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• Benefits Synergies from collaboration Identification of Colorado’s assets,
strengths and opportunities Development of public-private
partnerships
• Outcomes Strategic Business Plans that promote
industry growth
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Colorado Sector Partnerships
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Colorado Blueprint: Pipeline• Business Development Team
Domestic & International Aligned by Key Industry
• Lead or Support a Prospect Process Flow
• Proactive Recruitment Outbound Marketing Trips Site Selector Relationships
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Colorado INSITE – Statewide Asset Map• What’s is it for Colorado?
Statewide database of sites & building information
Map layers of critical Colorado infrastructure and assets
Generated demographic data by drive time and radius
• Benefits Assists in converting inquires, to conversations,
to projects Provides real-time proposal self-service for
prospects Allows OEDIT to provide updates of projects to
local economic development partners
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Energy in Colorado
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Consumption by Sector
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Energy Jobs in Colorado
50,000 - Oil & Gas
6,186 - Solar
6,132 - Utilities
5,000 - Wind
2,199 - Coal
2131 - NREL
1,966 - Energy Efficiency
625 - Energy Performance Contracting
330 - Weatherization
299 - Smart Grid
162 - Electric Vehicles
36 - Geothermal
35 - Colorado Industrial Energy Challenge
28 - Biomass
23 - Small Hydro
2.87%Of Jobs in Colorado
77,285 Total Energy Jobs
Not Included: Biofuels, Large Hydro, Waste HeatNumbers are estimates from 2010-2011
2,693,800 Total Colorado Jobs
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