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SAUSALITO COMMUNITY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS INVENTORY Years 2005 and 2010
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Marin Climate & Energy Partnership Created in 2007 Mission is to reduce GHG emissions to AB32 targets Members include 10 Marin cities, the County, MMWD and TAM Leverages member contributions with grants to develop: GHG Inventories Climate Action Plans Ordinances, policies and programs
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The Greenhouse Gas Inventory Transportation Residential Commercial/Industrial Waste Water Wastewater Off-road vehicles and equipment
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The Greenhouse Gases Carbon Dioxide CO 2 Methane CH 4 -- 21 times more potent than CO 2 Nitrous Oxide N 2 0 -- 310 times more potent than CO 2
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How to Calculate Emissions Activity Data Kilowatt hours consumed Therms consumed Vehicle miles traveled Gallons of gasoline burned Tons of waste disposed Gallons of water used X Emission Factor =
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How to Calculate Emissions = Carbon Dioxide Equivalents (CO 2 e) Usually expressed in metric tons – MTCO 2 e
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One Metric Ton CO 2
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Summary 2005 vs. 2010 Sector 2005 Metric Tons CO 2 e 2010 Metric Tons CO 2 e Change Metric Tons CO 2 e % Change Residential16,30616,367+61+0.4% Commercial/Industrial13,31912,917-402-3.0% Transportation23,76023,107-653-2.7% Off-Road600497-103-17.2% Water188127-61-32.4% Wastewater319298-21-6.6% Waste1,8111,080-731-40.4% Total 56,30354,394-1,909-3.4%
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Residential Source 2005 Energy Consumption 2010 Energy Consumption % Change Energy Consumption % Change Emissions Electricity 21,890,855 kWh 22,385,160 kWh +2.3%-9.1% Natural Gas 2,146,262 therms 2,246,572 therms +4.7% Total-- +0.4%
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Commercial Source 2005 Energy Consumption 2010 Energy Consumption % Change Energy Consumption % Change Emissions Electricity 34,644,584 kWh 34,255,672 kWh -1.1%-16.7% Natural Gas871,175 therms 1,068,356 therms +22.6% Total-- -3.0%
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Transportation Source 2005 Vehicle Miles Traveled 2010 Vehicle Miles Traveled % Change Vehicle Miles Traveled % Change Emissions Local Roads30,791,40030,736,650-0.2%-3.5% State Highways18,053,43818,388,072+1.9%-1.5% Total48,844,83849,124,722+0.6%-2.7%
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Countywide VMT
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Off-Road Vehicles & Equipment Source 2005 Fuel Use 2010 Fuel Use % Change Fuel Use % Change Emissions Construction Equipment 28,98319,502-32.7%-33.3% Lawn and Garden Equipment 33,46332,815-1.9%-2.0% Total62,44652,317-16.2%-17.2%
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Water Source 2005 Energy Consumption 2010 Energy Consumption % Change Energy Consumption % Change Emissions Water840,500 kWh732,644 kWh-12.8%-32.4%
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MMWD Per Capita Water Use
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Wastewater Source 2005 Emissions 2010 Emissions % Change Energy Consumption % Change Emissions Treatment217 ---0.0% Electricity10281-13.4%-20.6% Total319298---6.6%
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Waste Source 2005 Landfilled Tons 2010 Landfilled Tons % Change Landfilled Tons % Change Emissions Solid Waste7,5635,172-31.6% Alternative Daily Cover 1,661544-67.2%-87.9% Total9,2241,811-38.0%-40.4%
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Countywide Waste
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Emissions Reduction Target Emissions reduced 3.4% between 2005 and 2010 On track to reduce emissions by 10% below 2005 level by 2020 Recommendation to adopt 15% below 2005 level by 2020
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Climate Action Planning State Actions Higher Renewable Electricity Requirements Increased Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Reduced Carbon Intensity of Transportation Fuels
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Climate Action Planning Local Actions Marin Energy Authority Renewable Energy Energy Efficiency Pedestrian and Bicycle Infrastructure Zero Waste Pubic Outreach and Education to Change Behavior
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