1. EV Adoption in a
Multifamily Setting

2. San Francisco’s aggressive reduction targets
2017
2025
2050
25%
Reduce as much as possible
40%
We have bold goals and aggressive emission reduction targets.
100%
Sequester the rest

3. Decreasing Emissions in a Growing City (1990-2017)
36%
166%
22%
So how are we doing?
San Francisco is proof to the world that it is possible to thrive economically and still reduce our emissions.

4. 2017 Emissions Reductions from 1990 Levels
10%
-10%
-20%
-31%
-35%
-81%
*Building Sector Emissions

5. What do we need to focus on? (2017 Emissions)
*Building Sector Emissions

6. Electrify transportation
Climate is an overarching issue that needs innovation in action
We have great opportunities
As policy makers we can create market opportunities
We can shift the frame, and move the needle

7. A dense urban environment
San Francisco: 52% of housing units are in buildings with more than 5 units/building
73% of housing units are in buildings with 2 or more units/building
65% of residents are renters – do not control investment in their buildings

8. Current Policies – municipal fleet and new construction focus
Complete Focus 2030 Report
Update City Climate Policy
Deliver a Paris-compliant Climate Action Strategy
Integrate Climate Mitigation and Adaptation
City Fleet – 100% electric by 2022
EV Readiness Ordinance for new construction
Should we have one slide with each and a picture?

9. Barriers Barriers Competition for the curb/Transit First
Grid limitations/PG&E requirements
Sidewalk vaults
Cost for existing buildings
Complexity of incentives

10. Barriers – no pretty pictures
Competition for curb space
Placement of transformers (sidewalk vaults)
Grid limitations (PG&E requirements)
Cost of infrastructure installation (existing bldgs.)
Complexity of incentives

11. EV Roadmap
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12. All Electric City
Photo Courtesy: Jose Mª Izquierdo Galiot

13. Debbie Raphael Director Deborah.Raphael@SFGov.org (415) 355-3701
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14. San Francisco’s Climate Action Strategy
A bit cheesy and masculine, but it could work
In four words, this is San Francisco’s Climate Action Strategy: zero, eighty, one hundred, roots