Cadillac City Council Approves Energy Upgrade and Infrastructure Projects
The Cadillac City Council approved a $4.4 million energy infrastructure upgrade with Schneider Electric and Budderfly. This agreement allows the city to implement improvements without upfront costs, with shared savings for 15 years, significantly reducing energy expenses.
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Cadillac City Council approved an agreement with Schneider Electric and Budderfly for a $4.4 million energy infrastructure upgrade. The project will enhance energy efficiency across seven municipal facilities, deploying solar power, battery storage, and HVAC systems.
Over 15 years, savings from energy costs will be shared between the city and the companies, with estimated savings of around 65%. Additionally, the council supported extending municipal water to homes using private wells, funded by an $8.2 million grant, aimed at addressing PFAS contamination.
Construction for this project is anticipated to begin next year. The council also approved a cost-of-living adjustment for the City Manager and discussed plans for a dog park.
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