1 Status Report on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Analysis Erin Morrow & Daivamani Sivasailam TPB Technical Committee April 3, 2009 Item # 11 TPB Tech.

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1 Status Report on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Analysis Erin Morrow & Daivamani Sivasailam TPB Technical Committee April 3, 2009 Item # 11 TPB Tech DRAFT

2 Overview A. GHG Reduction Goals from Climate Change Steering Committee (CCSC) Report - By 2012: Reduce to 2005 levels - By 2020: Reduce by 20% below 2005 levels - By 2050: Reduce by 80% below 2005 levels B. Baseline Conditions - Update GHG emissions inventories with 2008 CLRP: Round 7.1 Cooperative Forecasts and Version 2.2 travel demand model - Reflect existing federal, state and local regulations/commitments - Baseline = Mobile 6 emissions-CAFE35-alternative fuel/technology vehicles-TERM Commitments C. Control Strategy Analysis - Approach a. Fuel efficiency b. Fuel carbon intensity c. Travel efficiency - Initiatives a. What Would It Take? b. CCSC Recommendations C. TERM Proposals (Travel Management Subcommittee/Technical Committee)

3 CO 2 Emissions Inventories - Baseline Adjustment of Mobile 6 Inventories to Reflect Impacts of CAFE 35 by 2020

4 Baseline Inventory Development DOE Alternative Fuel and Advanced Technology Light Duty Vehicle Projections Source: Energy Information Administration Annual Energy Outlook 2008 ( ICE: Internal Combustion Engine TDI: Turbo Direct Injection BTL: Biomass-to-Liquids

5 Baseline Inventory Development TERMs from Tracking Sheet

6 Scenario Assessments (Underway) - New CAFE Proposals - CCSC Recommendations - New TERM Proposals - What Would It Take Scenario

7 CO 2 Emissions Inventories - Scenario Assessment Impact of LDV/LDT Fuel Economy Improvement Climate Change Measure A.1.ii – Extend Federal CAFE Requirements

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9 Examples of CCSC Recommendations Analyzed to Date

10 Next Steps Finalize baseline emissions inventories Continue assessment of TERMs and CCSC-recommended measures Perform network-based analysis for WWIT scenarios Continue regular status reports to Travel Management Subcommittee and Technical Committee

11 National Capital Region Climate Change Report Staff has been tasked with analyzing the impact of the recommendations for reducing GHG emissions from transportation and land use (refer to attached table) –Increased fuel efficiency and technology –VMT reduction –Increase travel efficiency –Improve land use –Develop and regional planning process Recommendations were placed into one of three categories for analysis purposes: TERM, Scenario, and Policy