Homework 4: Draft of an assessment Climate Strategy for Helsinki Metropolitan Area DARM 2015.

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Homework 4: Draft of an assessment Climate Strategy for Helsinki Metropolitan Area DARM 2015

Scope Question Intended use and users Participants Boundaries Decisions and scenarios Timing

Question What are the research questions? What is the purpose of the assessment?  What measures should be taken in Helsinki Metropolitan area to control climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions?  How to reduce the per capita carbon dioxide emissions of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area by 39 per cent of the 1990 level by the year 2030?

Intended use and users Who is the assessment made for? What is the expected use?  To be used by Helsinki Metropolitan area city authorities in decision making towards less GHG emissions.

Participants Who is needed to participate? Who is not allowed to participate?  Cities of Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen – Set boundaries for assessment  A broad range of environmental protection, planning, traffic and public transport specialists from the cities – Field-specific information  HSY specialists in traffic, solid waste management and regional development – Field-specific information

Boundaries Which factors are noted and which are left outside? – Spatial, temporal and subgroup boundaries  Area: Helsinki Metropolitan area (Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen)  Time: Based on years 1990, 2000 and Estimations made for year  Considered sources of GHG emissions: – Electric heating – consumption electric power – transport, district heating – separate heating – industry and machinery – treatment of solid waste and waste water

Decisions and scenarios Which are the possible decision options? If scenarios are used: which and why?  There are many possible decision options to reduce emissions considering different sectors - Transportation: public transport, taxation - Land use: location of services, workplaces - Electricity consumption: Improving awareness, energy efficiency - Heating of buildings: district heating, maintenance - Procurement, consumption and waste: promoting energy efficiency, preventing waste formation - Energy generation and distribution: centralization, eco-efficiency

Timing When does the assessment take place?  The assessment should be made as soon as possible to reach a decision to achieve the best GHG emission reduction

Answer Results Conclusions

Results Answers to all the research questions  Since it is a draft of assessment, we can only give possible results  E.g. Transportation – Lowering of ticket prices would increase the cost for the transportation company – Taxation policy would take money from individuals  Heating of buildings – wide use of district heating would make it more affordable to users – need to improve infrastructure

Conclusions What are the conclusions based on the results?  With the proposed improvements it might be possible to reduce GHG emissions significantly  The measures will be a drain on resources but doing nothing would be even more costly

Rationale Stakeholders Dependencies Analyses Indices Calculations

Stakeholders Who have an interest in the assessment? – What are their interests and goals? Who are influenced by the result?  Cities of Helsinki, Vantaa, Espoo and Kauniainen  Citizens of Helsinki, Vantaa, Espoo and Kauniainen  Enterprises e.g. energy producers, building companies, waste management  Responsible city agencies e.g. environmental agencies, premises center, building supervision, Helsinki City Transport  State government  NGOs

Dependencies What issues must be studied?  Current emissions from all sources  Amount of reductions (as CO2-equivalents) needed to reach the target  Estimation of possibilities and their – GHG reducing potential – cost (money, time, work force) – risk – health impacts – environmental impacts

What are the causal connections between decision actions and endpoints of interest?

Analyses – What statistical or other analyses are needed? Indices – What indices are used? – Index explains results stored in the database E.g. age, time Calculations – What are the actual calculations used to produce the result? (r-code)