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The Oakland Airport energy system, activated in fall 2007, delivers approximately 1 million kilowatt hours of clean renewable energy annually in support of the airport operation. This installation will contribute to the Port of Oakland's (owner/operator of OAK) continuing commitment to obtain 20% of its electricity from renewable sources.

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Community Language Assessment

The Air District recognizes that to effectively reach and engage the diverse population of the region, it must strive to provide residents with meaningful access to services and with materials in languages other than English. 

 

The Air District currently has a number of practices in place for providing services and materials in languages other than English, to both the general public and the industry-specific populations that utilize its varied services, such as permit, compliance assistance and grant programs. 

The Air District developed the Assessment of Limited English Proficient Populations and Current Services to better understand its effectiveness at communication with individuals who have limited English proficiency and also to begin identifying how to better meet the language needs of the Bay Area population with limited English proficiency.

Last Updated: 11/15/2010