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2018 3/2/21City Council Conservation SectionOffice of Sustainability Development Department of Economic Gas InventoryGreenhouse and Municipal Community
Background from community activities Emissions from within City boundaries InventoriesCommunity
Background City Fleet•Buildings•Emissions from City operations InventoriesMunicipal
Municipal Emissions 67%Vehicle FleetBuildingsExternal LightsSewageSolid Wasteenergy)Water (embededPotable/RecycledMetric Tons of carbon dioxide equivalents (MT CO2e)1990, 2005, 2012,
2014, 2016 and 2018 Municipal GHG Emissions Inventory Yeare 2 MT CO201820162014201220051990 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 -
41% Emission Sources InventoriesMunicipal Refrigerants, Fired Ordinances, Pools–Less than 1% Street Lights & Traffic Signals–6% Water & Wastewater–8% Fuel Consumption by City Fleet–17%
Waste Hauled–27% Electricity & Natural Gas Consumption–
Primary Sectors Building Energy 201820161990 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 -Value of local renewable energy•constructionLoss of solar production due to large solar project •2016 since
increase 55% ------------1990 since increase 13% Building Energy Consumption-
Primary Sectors Vehicle Fleet 201820161990 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 -34 new fleet vehicles over the next two yearsAnd later in 2018, City Council voted to acquire an additional
•15 vehicles were integrated into the fleet•60 vehicle chargers installed for fleet operations •2016 since reduction 45% ------------1990 since reduction 62% Vehicle Fleet Fuel Consumption-
Next Steps Solar battery storage installations•Solar PV panel additions•The City’s irrigation system upgrade with smart technologies •Indoor LED lighting upgrades•InventoriesMunicipal
Background from community activities Emissions from within City boundaries InventoriesCommunity
Background On holdIn ProgressOngoingComplete 14%15%24%47%2020 CAP Implementation Action Plan 2017 Climate
Community Emissions 13%(263,000 MTCo2e)1990 by 205080% belowState Goal:(591,750 MTCo2e)2005 by 203055% below(1,118,374 MTCo2e)2005 by 2020 15% below TransportationNatural GasElectricitySolid
WasteWaterWaste Water 201820162014201220051,600,0001,400,0001,200,0001,000,000800,000600,000400,000200,0000
Community Emissions 29% Per Capita(263,000 MTCo2e)1990 by 205080% belowState Goal:(591,750 MTCo2e)2005 by 203055% below(1,118,374 MTCo2e)2005 by 2020 15% below TransportationNatural
GasElectricitySolid WasteWaterWaste Water 201820162014201220051,600,0001,400,0001,200,0001,000,000800,000600,000400,000200,0000
Transportation 406–2018 422–2016 467–2014 Grams CO2e/MileVehicle Miles traveled (VMT)2% expected increase in –But…Data Change–Largest Emissions Reduction 2016 since reduction 2% ------------2005
since reduction total 7%
Energy 2005 since reduction 13% ------------2016 since decrease 1% above 2005 baselineemissions since 2016 but only sector 2% reduction in usage and -Natural Gas •Emissions change since
2005
Reduction Goal 2050-1 2040–2 2030–3 2020–4 ---------(mt Co2e )goals reduction emission Per Capita
Next Steps Will be presented to City Council in April–Approved by Sustainability Commission –Climate Change Working Group Recommendation•Commercial Benchmarking•Existing Building Sustainable
Energy Ordinance•San Diego Community Power •expected in 2022by EPIC and SANDAG 2020 Community Inventory •
THANK YOU Conservation@chulavistaca.gov Cory DownsCommunityYasemin CorralesMunicipal