Agenda 3:00 Welcome - Colby 3:05 Time Line Update (including tactics) - Colby 3:25 Working Group Membership - Colby 3:30 Energy Management Plan update.

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Presentation transcript:

Agenda 3:00 Welcome - Colby 3:05 Time Line Update (including tactics) - Colby 3:25 Working Group Membership - Colby 3:30 Energy Management Plan update - McConocha 3:50 Climate Action Portfolio Update – Batchelor and Carter 4:15 Outreach/Community & Culture working group report out - Dean (As time allows) Student Input - Dixon 4:30 Adjourn

CAP Development

Near Term Portfolio Wedge Chart Transportation

Near Term Portfolio Emissions by Scope

Near Term Portfolio Metrics

Near Term Portfolio Cash Flow

MSW Plasma Gasification w/ Cogeneration Portfolio Path Centennial CBC

MSW Plasma Gasification w/ Cogeneration Portfolio Path Emissions by Scope

MSW Plasma Gasification w/ Cogeneration Portfolio Path Metrics

Municipal Solid Waste Plasma Gasification Portfolio Path Cash Flow

Biomass Gasification (Steam Production) Portfolio Path Centennial CBC

Biomass Gasification (Steam Production) Portfolio Path Emissions by Scope

Biomass Gasification (Steam Production) Portfolio Path Metrics

Biomass Gasification (Steam Production) Portfolio Path Cash Flow

Scope 1 (Central NG Only) Reduction Portfolio Path

Development of Climate Action Plan o Full CAP document o Summary version for overall plan SSP Workshops Campus Input sessions Administrative Approval CAP Next Steps

Community & Culture Working Group Aka Outreach Working Group Formed July to: July - Create messaging for energy awareness campaign Aug. - 5-year sustainability strategies Sep. - Messages for taking Sustainability Plan to campus and who to target

Energy Awareness Campaign Change Your State, goal = 5% reduction Key messages of Change Your State:  Do one thing  Little changes, big impact  Break for transit  Don’t be a drip  Make IT green  Reduce Your Paw Print

Preliminary Strategies Create a culture of sustainability Improve sustainability literacy Create & promote sustainable curriculum Sustainability as the first impression when stepping onto campus Create a network among local university communities Infuse a sense of urgency Communicate sustainability results

Preliminary Tactics Define sustainability terminology specific to NC State Develop template for messaging for all communicators to use Integrate into new student/employee orientation Encourage units & individuals (10% local, as example) Utilize Dining locations – info tables/awareness Promote campus walk/bike safety Decrease vehicle usage through campus