Johnson County Government November 6, 2007 C. Edward Peterson District 1 Commissioner.

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Johnson County Government November 6, 2007 C. Edward Peterson District 1 Commissioner

Johnson County Energy Consumption by Sector

Johnson County Energy Consumption by Type

Johnson County Energy Consumption by Fuel Source

Residential Sector by Fuel Source

Residential Electric Impact  Current Usage 2,531,457,075 kwh  Avg. kwh/household (190,000) 13,323 (annual)  80% reduction 506,291,415 kwh  Average kwh per household (250,000) 2,025 kwh/yr [85% reduction in consumption]

Potential Residential Electric Reduction  Compact florescent bulbs3%  Weatherization6%  Thermostat2%  68°/78° Setting 15% 26%

Personal Automobile Use Impact  Gallons used248,558,000  Miles 20 mpg 4,971,160,000 (190,000 family units)  Annual miles per family unit26,164 / yr  If no change in mpg, annual miles/family unit3,976 / yr  If no change in miles driven, mpg needed to achieve fuel goals mpg avg.  If 50 mpg average, annual miles driven 10,000 / yr/fam.

Commercial Sector by Fuel Source

Sunset Office Park

Workable Solutions for Johnson County? 1/3Reduced Consumption 1/3Renewable Fuels 1/3Carbon Recovery/New Technology

Questions & Answers