1. - Greenhouse Gas Assessment

2. What is a Scope? Scope 1: All direct greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions Scope 2: Indirect GHG emissions associated with the consumption of purchased or acquired electricity, steam, heating, or cooling Scope 3: All other indirect emissions not covered in Scope 2 Example – Transport-related activities in vehicles not owned or controlled by the city, outsourced activities,waste disposal etc.

3. CommunityGovernments Emission CategoryExample SourcesEmission CategoryExample Sources Scope 1Stationary CombustionHeating Buildings with Fossil Fuels Stationary Combustion Heating Buildings with Fossil Fuels Fugitive EmissionsEscaped Refrigerant Gasses (Buildings, Vehicles), Wastewater Treatment/ Landfill Emissions w/in community Fugitive EmissionsEscaped Refrigerant Gasses (Buildings, Vehicles), Methane from Gov. Operated Waste Disposal Facilities Process EmissionsIndustrial Processes, Manufacturing Mobile EmissionsVehicle Miles Travelled Within Community Mobile EmissionsVehicle Fleet, Transit Fleet Scope 2Emissions from Purchased Electricity Lighting, Appliances, Air Conditioning Emissions from Purchased Electricity Lighting, Computers, Air Conditioning Scope 3Fugitive Emissions Community-generated waste at landfills outside boundary Fugitive EmissionsEmissions from Contracted Waste Hauling Service, Gov’t Waste Disposed to Date Mobile EmissionsEmissions from Vehicles Used by Community Residents Mobile EmissionsEmission from Employee Commute, Contracted Services Information Item Biogenic EmissionsWood Heat, Biofuel UseBiogenic EmissionsWood Heat, Biofuel Use, Renewables

14. Municipal Building Facility % of Sector Emissions from Electricity % of Sector Emissions from Natural Gas % of Sector Emissions from Other Sources CO2e Emissions from Electricity CO2e Emissions from Natural Gas CO2e Emissions from Other Sources Total CO2e Emissions Viking Ice Arena62%2%0%1,6965601,752 City Hall11%2%0%292610352 Dept of Public Works 3%4%0%741140188 Library5%2%0%127500176 Recreation Center2% 0%65430108 Fire Hall2% 0%55500104 Senior Center1% 0%2220042 Storage Building0% 59013 Sign (1233 E 9 Mile)0% 0000 Totals85%15%0%51118102,737

15. IndicatorsAnnual % ∆ Population Change0.28% Government FTE-1 Change Low-0.86% Government FTE-2 Change Medium-0.43%

16. IndicatorsAnnual % Community Target 125% Community Target 250% Government Target 140% Government Target 280% Baseline Year2008 Target Year12025 Target Year22050 Indicators2008BAU 2025Target 2025Reduction 2025BAU 2050Target 2050Reduction 2050 Residents 16,901 17,721 18,581 Households 6,641 6,963 7,301 Total Emissions 167,840 175,985 134,025 41,960 188,686 83,221 105,465 Emissions/Resident 9.9 7.6 2.4 10.2 4.5 5.7 Emissions/Household 25.3 19.2 6.0 25.8 11.4 14.4

17. 500 5,000 20,000 200,000 527 Railcars worth of coal NOT combusted What are the 2050 reductions equal to? Reduction of 9,175 homes annual energy use Carbon sequestered from 22,464 acres of Pine/Fir forest 242,570 Barrels of oil NOT combusted 11,812,093 Gallons of gasoline NOT used

18. What do these reductions mean for you? Transportation Weatherization Landscaping Retrofitting Community Renewable Energy All numbers in metric tons (MT) of CO2 per household unless otherwise specified * Number in MT CO2 for the community 0.9 MT CO2 0.8 MT CO2 1.3 MT CO2 2.8 MT CO2 35.3 MT CO2*

19. Questions?