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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClimate Action Plan 2.0 Presentation 11-18-19Climate Action Plan 2.0 Update November 18, 2019 1 2 3 4 Thank You Eugene! Mayor’s CRO Ad Hoc Work Group Members Mayor Lucy Vinis Councilor Alan Zelenka Councilor Greg Evans Councilor Chris Pryor Brittany Quick-Warner Corina McWilliams Howard Saxion Ingrid Kessler Jim Neu Jon Kloor Joshua Skov Kristie Hammitt Kurt Corey Mark Schoening Matt McRae Matthew Schroettnig Rob Zako 5 14 Community Events More than2,000 Community Members More than 200 Students 6 Student Groups Thank You Eugene! 6 Thank You Eugene! Equity Panel and Eugene Climate Collaborative 88 Actions 7 Data -Driven Process 8 9 Building Our Community Capacity 10 11 12 Resiliency –Let’s Get Local 13 14 Community Action Highlights 15 Energy Used in Buildings •B1 –EWEB has adopted emission reduction goals and serves load growth through conservation •B2 –Northwest Natural Smart Energy Program •B11 –LCC and UO Climate Action Plan updates calling for increased building efficiency •B13 –Provide education about the climate impacts of having a large, single family home. Land use policies that encourage density and smaller multifamily homes result in lower emissions and should be encouraged Energy Used in Buildings 16 Transportation Fuels •T1 -TSP, including investments in active transit and electric vehicle infrastructure •T3 –Safe Routes to School program at Bethel and 4J School Districts •T5 –PeaceHealth Rides bike share program •T10 –LTC Moving Ahead and Transit Tomorrow projects •T17 –Government subsidies and no-interest loans for electric bikes and electric vehicles, especially for low- income people and people with disabilities 17 Consumption •C1 –Love Food Not Waste commercial and curbside food waste collection program •C8 –Lane County Waste Management 63% diversion rate goal •C12 –Stakeholders offer incentives for employees to attend workshops on waste management, composting, energy use, climate change, gardening, transportation, and carpoolingConsumption 18 Resiliency •R3 –EWEB providing emergency water stations at various schools and public spaces around the region •R6 –MWMC partnership with EWEB in Pure Water Partners program •Equity Concerns •Access to Electricity •Fire Health and Safety •Mental and Public Health •Communication •Transit 19 Additional Strategies 20 1. Smart Energy Program 2. Regulate Natural Gas 3. Biogas and Renewable Hydrogen 4. Home Energy Score and Commercial Benchmarking 5. Energy Efficiency and Fuel Switching 6. TSP Updated to Meet CRO Goals 7. Implement Eugene’s Electric Vehicle Strategy 8. Lobby for State and Federal Action 9. Reduce Refrigerant Loss 10. Capture Biogas From Organic Waste 11. Offset Program 12. Community Innovation Fund 21 1. Smart Energy Program 2. Regulate Natural Gas 3. Biogas and Renewable Hydrogen 4. Home Energy Score and Commercial Benchmarking 5. Energy Efficiency and Fuel Switching 6. TSP Updated to Meet CRO Goals 7. Implement Eugene’s Electric Vehicle Strategy 8. Lobby for State and Federal Action 9. Reduce Refrigerant Loss 10. Capture Biogas From Organic Waste 11. Offset Program 12. Community Innovation Fund 22 Research Policy Direction Funding 23 1. Smart Energy Program 2. Regulate Natural Gas 3. Biogas and Renewable Hydrogen 4. Home Energy Score and Commercial Benchmarking 5. Energy Efficiency and Fuel Switching 6. TSP Updated to Meet CRO Goals 7. Implement Eugene’s Electric Vehicle Strategy 8. Lobby for State and Federal Action 9. Reduce Refrigerant Loss 10. Capture Biogas From Organic Waste 11. Offset Program 12. Community Innovation Fund 1.Blue –NWN Process 2.Salmon –Back Soon 3.Green –Moving Forward 4.Yellow –Always An Option 24 Shifting Gears –Here’s What’s Next •Northwest Natural Franchise Agreement and Climate Action •2020 Legislative Session •Community Outreach, with a focus on how we can partner with marginalized communities •ECC Outreach and Partnership–Let’s keep the momentum going. •Stage 2 of the CAP2.0 Process –A focus on individual, household, and neighborhood action •CAP2.0 Additional Strategies •Reporting –Update the City and Community Inventories; Create a Dashboard to track key metrics 25 What’s Next for the CAP2.0 •November 24 –Community outreach at the Fix-It Fair. •December 9-16 –Focus Groups. •Late December –Public Engagement Findings Report. •January 15 –CAP2.0 Work Session 26