How are Cities Going to Get to 100% RE?

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How are Cities Going to Get to 100% RE?

How are Cities Getting to 100% RE? Have access to or convert to emissions-free sources Electricity: Most often hydro Thermal: Biogas DE (Copenhagen, London); electrification (Oslo, SF exploring) Transportation: Electrification, biogas, hydrogen Muni – greater control (but come with their own challenges) But most don’t have access to either – dependent on decisions by IOUs, suppliers, other levels of government, regulatory agencies they don’t control Electricity: Some control Thermal: Less control Transportation: Least control Traditionally, these cities could not achieve 100% renewables unless these other entities strive for (or are mandated to achieve) the same goal However, this conventional utility model is starting to change

How are Cities Getting to 100% RE? Some cities are starting to drive the redesigning of the conventional energy supply utility model, and creating a new vision for an energy system transformation Municipalization (Sacramento, Boulder) Community Choice Aggregation (Marin, SF, San Diego, San Jose, Chicago, Cleveland) Allowed in: California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, New York & Rhode Island States considering: Utah, Delaware & Minnesota Decentralization via micro-grids, district heating & cooling, tri-generation (Sydney, Copenhagen, Boston, Yokohama) Maximizing energy efficiency (LA), pooled large-scale RE purchases (Washington DC, Melbourne), distributed renewable energy systems

Resources/Tools Tools/Resources: Sierra Club/HereNow “American Views on 100% Clean Energy” national survey findings and messaging tips ecoAmerica public opinion research data (~$2500/city) CNCA Infographic (communicating/messaging tool) and the 100% Cities strategies being developed to support cities' moves toward just transition to 100% renewables (~$500/city) 100% Cities Initiative

Resources/Tools (cont.) USDN & CNCA “Innovation Products” usdn.org carbonneutralcities.org CNCA Deep Carbon Reduction Planning Framework & online tool http://track0.org/cities-regions/ http://www.go100re.net/map/ RE 100