1. CleanTECH San Diego C3 Breakfast Dialogue on Climate Change March 27, 2014

2. 102 member organization across the public-private-academic landscape Created in 2007 to accelerate the region as a world leader in the clean technology economy

3. Electric Vehicles 6,000+ EVs EV sales up 130% over last year 600 public charging stations (up 62%) Savings = 10,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas

4. #1 in solar installations San Diego has more solar rooftops than any other U.S. city Solar Power

5. Nearly 6,000 EVs EV sales up 130% over last year 600 public charging stations (up 60%) Savings = 10,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas Intelligent Street Lights 3,000 GE smart lights in downtown San Diego $250K savings annually Real-time data Customizable brightness Spring 2014 installation

6. Solar-to-EV at San Diego Zoo 5 charging stations Busy months had 120+ plug-in events True zero emissions: 100% solar energy

7. Nation’s first multifamily complex with “net zero” living 114 units 100% solar Energy usage displays and wireless smart thermostats in every unit EcoLuxury Apartments

8. San Diego International Airport On of the first major U.S. airports to implement a sustainability policy $1 billion Green Build completed in 2013 LEED Silver certification

9. UC San Diego’s World-renowned Microgrid Generates 92% of campus electricity $8 Million+ in annual savings One of the world’s most advanced microgrids

10. OBJECTIVE: Understand the appetite of San Diego companies to engage on climate issues Business Forum on Climate Change Survey

11. KEY FINDINGS: Companies are concerned about the impact of climate change on their operations Establishing goals to reduce energy consumption Engaging employees in conversations about energy and water reductions Desire to better understand climate change’s impact on supply chains Climate Change Survey

12. NEXT STEPS: Share case studies/best practices Facilitate conversations with policy makers Create tools to integrate existing data into business planning Communicate why this is important to other businesses and the public Climate Change Survey

13. California Climate Declaration Tackling climate change is one of California’s greatest economic opportunities of the 21 st Century Announced Feb. 25 at Climate Leadership Conference in San Diego Signed by 140+ California companies including Sapphire Energy, Sullivan Solar Power, Renovate America, and the San Diego International Airport

14. CleanTECH San Diego Jason Anderson, President jasona@cleantechsandiego.org