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1 Supporting the work of mayors and other local government leaders through climate action tools, technical and communications assistance, and peer networking www.icleiusa.org

2 “Embarking on an environmental program sounds like a great idea. But if you're a mayor trying to cut greenhouse gases, where do you begin? How do you even know how to measure your current levels? That's where an organization called ICLEI — Local Governments for Sustainability can help.” -- From the article “Mayors Take the Lead” in Newsweek’s 2007 Earth Day issue

3 Mission To build, serve and drive a movement of local governments to advance deep reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and achieve tangible improvements in local sustainability.

4 ICLEI - A Worldwide Movement of Local Governments 11 Offices 1000+ members 68 Countries 6 Continents

5 ICLEI USA Network More than 350 member local governments Representing more than 25% of the U.S. population ICLEI USA Programs: Climate Change Mitigation Climate Adaptation / Resilience Sustainability Performance

6 Fremont Hayward Healdsburg Hercules Hermosa Beach Hillsborough Humboldt County Irvine Lafayette Larkspur Livermore Los Angeles Manhattan Beach Marin County Martinez Mendocino County Menlo Park Mill Valley Millbrae Moraga Morgan Hill Mountain View Nevada City Newark Novato Alameda Alameda County Albany Antioch Arcata Atherton Belmont Belvedere Benicia Berkeley Calistoga Chico Chula Vista Cloverdale Contra Costa County Corte-Madera Cotati Danville Davis Dublin El Cerrito El Paso de Robles Emeryville Fairfax Fort Bragg Oakland Oakley Orinda Pacific Grove Palo Alto Petaluma Piedmont Pinole Pittsburg Pleasanton Point Arena Portola Valley Redondo Beach Richmond Riverside Rohnert Park Rolling Hills Estates Ross Sacramento Sacramento County Saint Helena San Anselmo San Carlos San Diego San Francisco San Jose San Leandro San Rafael San Ramon Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Clara County Santa Cruz Santa Monica Santa Rosa Sausalito Sebastopol Sonoma Sonoma County Tiburon Torrance Union City Ventura Walnut Creek West Sacramento Willits Windsor ICLEI in California 97 communities and growing!

7 Bay Area Air Quality Management District Training Workshops Collaboration with CARB, CCAR, TCR on Protocols Strategic planning with CARB, CEC, LGC, ILG, PUC StopWaste.org, Alameda County Climate Protection Project Marin County Climate Protection Initiative Contra Costa County Inventory Workshops Joint Venture Silicon Valley Network Menlo Park, Millbrae, Richmond, Alameda County, Oakland ICLEI California Projects & Partnerships

8 ● National and international network of peers ● Emissions Analysis Software and Action Planning Tools ● Technical, policy and communications assistance ● ICLEI Trainings and Events How do local governments benefit from working with ICLEI?

9 Milestone 1 Inventory Emissions Milestone 2 Establish Target Milestone 3 Develop Climate Action Plan Milestone 5 Monitor/Evaluate Progress Milestone 4 Implement Climate Action Plan Leadership Commitment The 5 Milestone Process

10 Standard Methodology: The Local Government Greenhouse Gas Protocol Guidance on: ● What to count ● How to count ● How to represent ● Community-scale analysis ● Government operations ● Emissions inventories ● Program and policy-based emissions reductions 1 kWh = ? tons CO2e

11 Emissions Analysis Software

12 Milestone 1: Baseline = 2,300,400 tons of GHGs Milestone 2: 20% Reduction Target = 460,080 tons Milestone 3: Develop Action Plan 4% Waste 41% Transportation 25% Residential 30% Commercial / Industrial Milestones 1-3: Baseline, Targets, Action Plan Commercial Sector Emissions Reductions New Construction Energy Codes  Require higher efficiency HVAC, lighting and window technologies; reduced air infiltration; and appropriate solar orientation  Implement in 2009  Anticipated annual savings: 64.5 million kWh 450,000 therms 77,300 tons CO 2 e $110,404,859 Existing Commercial Facility Retrofits  Offer free facility energy audits and expert advice, along with financial incentives for HVAC and lighting equipment improvements  Implement in 2008  Anticipated annual savings: 80 million kWh 700,000 therms 105,200 tons CO 2 e $79,407,558 Install Solar Photovoltaic Panels  Install photovoltaic panels on all municipal facilities where feasible  Implement in 2007  Anticipated annual savings: 140,000 kWh 103 tons CO 2 e $14,000

13 Operations info Community info Implemented measures Relative value of decision criteria Experiences of Your Peers Expert input Your Local Climate Action Plan! The Climate and Air Pollution Planning Assistant

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15 o Energy Efficiency (retrofits, ordinances, procurement) o Renewable Energy (solar, wind, grid purchases) o Energy Generation (cogeneration, districting) o Alternative Fuel Vehicles (biodiesel, CNG) o Transit-Oriented Development (zoning, infill) o Trip Reduction Programs (carshare, telecommute) o Waste Reduction (recycling, composting) o Urban Forestry (planting, management) What Actions are Local Governments Taking?

16 ● Climate Action Handbook ● Adaptation Guidebook ● Milestone Guide ● Transportation and Land Use Toolkit ● Urban Forestry Toolkit ● Green Fleets Guide ● Local Climate Programs ● Example Ordinances ● Resolution, Inventory and Action Plan Templates www.icleiusa.org ICLEI Toolkits, Publications, Templates

17 Visit the New ICLEI Website: www.icleiusa.org

18 Contact Brooke Lee Program Officer Brooke.lee@iclei.org (510) 844-0699 x304

19 ICLEI Tools Database of Local Emissions Data and Climate Actions Emissions Analysis Calculator Tools Emissions Analysis Protocols Climate Action Planning Decision Support Tools Reporting Tools Communications Support Energy Modeling Tools Transportation and Land Use Planning Tools Peer-to-Peer Information Sharing Tools Waste Reduction Modeling Tools Implementation Guidance Toolkits


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