1. Strategy for Energy Efficiency through Climate Agreements (SEECA) Lead partner Uppsala County Administration Board of Uppsala, Sweden Niepolomice Municipality, Poland Tallinn City Government, Environment Department, Estonia

2. Arrangement of the SEECA Project 1) Identification and development of existing climate and energy strategies 2)Design and Development of Climate Agreements 3) Eco-driving and good planning when using heavy machines 4) Dissemination of results and good practice

3. 1) Climate Strategy

4. Climate Strategy Klimat-och energistrategi för Uppsala län 2009

5. 2) Climate Agreements

6. Climate Agreements What is a Climate Agreement? Public bodies, business and other organisations sign up to a voluntary agreement to reduce their emissions What are the benefits for industry? Can market their business as County of Uppsala Climate Stakeholder, this may give them a market benefit The business will be promoted as a Climate Stakeholder both in newspapers and on websites Industry will have to reduce their emissions, more favourable for them to go down a voluntary emission reduction route rather than a compulsory one.

9. 3) Heavy Machinery

10. Heavy Machinery Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Uppsala Country

11. 4) Dissemination

14. Creating Low Carbon Economies- SEECA Information Day Address:Rond Point Schuman 14 Building:Malopolska Region Brussels Office City:Bruxelles Event date: 12 April 2011 http://www.eusew.eu/

17. 5) Influencing regional policies and strategies

18. Some project impact Climate Strategies Uppsala municipalities are setting environmental and travel programmes to encourage emission reduction Niepolomice Municipality is developing a Climate Strategy based on information from Uppsalas Climate Strategy

19. Some project impact Climate and Energy Strategies Climate Strategy Manual designed in the form of an Eco – calendar Distributed to all households in Niepołomice Advice and tips for how to be energy efficient, reduce emission of carbon dioxide and save a money at this same time.

20. Some project impact The Action Plan for Sustainable Energy for Niepolomice Municipality – document completed in 2010 (Covenant of Mayor). Included best practice advice from the Climate Strategies developed through the SEECA project

21. Some project impact Climate Agreements Tallinn and Niepolomice have both carried out discussions with potential signatories (e.g. Niepolomice in discussion with MAN Trucks regarding climate agreement) Discussions are ongoing in Tallinn and Niepolomice over how to create a national version of the Climate Agreement website and also how to make Climate Agreements work at a local level

23. Some project impact Heavy Machinery Uppsala Eco-driving research project results: o new and larger project being developed as a result of the heavy machinery study to look at integrating eco-driving in planning system o proposal to integrate eco driving conditions into municipality procurement process e.g. specify fuel use in bid o propose to establish demonstration farm look at energy saving techniques

24. Some project impact Niepolomice Translation of the eco-driving research results from Swedish into Polish, dissemination of information January 2011 Initial discussion with the companies that organise eco–driving training Tallinn Tallinn will translate and utilise research findings from Uppsala. Conduct their own study which will consider local issues Recommendations from both studies will be used to develop and improve Tallinn Citys current Development Plan Promotion of usage of gaseous fuels in heavy machinery

25. Energy Week events: http://www.eusew.eu/ Details of the POWER Programme: www.powerprogramme.eu Uppsala Country Administrative Board http://www.c.lst.se/ For more information..

26. Dr Karen Smyth SEECA Project Coordinator Länsstyrelsen i Uppsala Län Email: karen.smyth@lansstyrelsen.se karen.smyth@lansstyrelsen.se Telephone: 00 46 (0)18 19 53 59 Tack så mycket!