January 13, 2010.  Expected bill in late spring – 2010  Takes effect in 2012.

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January 13, 2010

 Expected bill in late spring – 2010  Takes effect in 2012

ContributorPercentage Water Vapor65% Carbon Dioxide21% Methane8% Ozone6% Total100%

ContributorPercentage Solid Fuels35% Liquid Fuels36% Gaseous Fuels20% Other9% Total100%

Waxman - MarkeyKerry - Boxer 20123%20123% %202020% %203042% %205083% GOALS

 Require permits for emissions (carbon credits)  85% free at start of program – decreases over time  Ability to purchase extra permits if needed  Ability to sell permits if not needed

 Politically Need to address fairness Current plan may be too aggressive

 Conservation  Efficient Motors  Heating and Cooling Efficiency ▪Wise use of thermostat ▪Efficient equipment ▪Adequate insulation

 Lighting  CFL’s  Turn off lights  Appliances  Smaller and more efficient  Powered only when needed

 Water Heating  Highly insulated  Monitor temperature ■ Monitor Energy Usage

 Contribute to Green Power  Consider wind  Economic evaluation