1. Green Action Team Meeting February 19, 2009 Status of Major Deliverables Green Building Initiative (Exec Order S-20-04)

2. Green Chemistry Program

3. Green Purchasing Initiative

4. CA Green Building Code

5. ’99 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ‘07 11/08 13 Buildings LEED-NC Certified (3.9 M sq. ft.) 222 Pursuing LEED-NC (6 M sq. ft.) DGS LEED-NC for New Construction 2/19/2009 556 889 14 79 208 1 55 6 9 EO S-20-04 13 222 Bldgs.

6. Existing Building Upgrade Programs Retro-commissioning & Energy Retrofits State of California & Investor-owned Utilities

7. LEED-EB: Operations &Maintenance State buildings over 50,000 Sq. Ft. certified by 2015

8. LEED-EB: Operations & Maintenance - State buildings over 50,000 Sq. Ft. certified by 2015 LEED-EB Certification / Recertification / Training Program - DGS received USGBC approval for pilot volume certification program - 60 DGS-owned and/or -operated buildings registered with USGBC January 2008 - DGS working with CTG Energetics- LEED-EB Consultant. LEED Program - Procedures & Best Practices Manual - Database – Audit Tool, Submittal Tracker, Portfolio Performance Indicator, Carbon Tool LEED-AP+ EB O&M Training - USGBC LEED EB O&M AP+ Test – May 2009 - LEED- AP + EB O&M Course Schedule - Five bi-weekly sessions starting April 2, 2009- Time & Place TBD LEED-EB Facility Site Assessment - 17 Site Assessments Complete- 3 In Progress

9. Distributed Generation: On-site Renewables

10. Green Leasing - Seek ENERGY STAR leases for buildings over 5,000 s.f. beginning in ‘06 (new leases) and ‘08 (existing leases)

11. Public School Construction Grid Neutral Program www.dsa.dgs.ca.gov/otherprog

12. 12 Establishing a Green IT Program for California 3/7/2016

13. Establishing a Green IT Program 13 3/7/2016 Opportunity for Green IT : Support California’s efforts to reduce GHG emissions Leverage existing technology to achieve energy efficiencies Reduce State operation costs through energy efficiency Issue: IT Impact on Global Warning ~ 2% of US GHG emissions from IT, the same level as the aviation industry IT is the fastest growing sector in GHG emissions, averaging ~12% increase per year IT energy consumption could double by 2020

14. 14 Establishing a Green IT Program Green IT Program Mission: Leveraging technology to deliver sustainable services & reduce the environmental impact of state operations Statutory Imperative: AB 32 Scoping Plan, October 2008 Appendix C: State Government Sector 3/7/2016

15. 15 Establishing a Green IT Program The “Who” - “Green IT Council” Goals: Increase the coordination of the State’s Green IT efforts Collaborate with existing State “Green Groups”: e.g., Climate Action Team, Green Action Team, Green California Task Force; State Government Subgroup Establish a multi-disciplinary group: ARB, DGS, CalEPA, other State agencies, vendors, private organizations Green IT Council Responsibilities: Provide input into statewide Green IT policies & standards Provide technical consultation to members & other agencies Finalize Program goals and objectives Develop timeframes and performance measures 3/7/2016

16. 16 Establishing a Green IT Program Opportunity: Reduce PC power usage (OCIO Strategic Plan, Strategy 5, Goals, 1. E & 1.B) A PC with power management SW can save $30-40 /year Replace desktops with laptops: GHG reduction of.24 MT per /year per device; 48,000 MTs reduction for 200,000 devices = 8000 cars; energy savings $30 -$50 per year Issue: State’s PCs = ~ 225,000 Intel estimate A PC on 10 hours per day equals ~10% of a car’s annual CO 2 emissions;; State PCs = 25,500 cars Desktop computing contributes 40% of IT energy usage/cost and 30% of the IT emissions Gartner Group Some agencies leaving PCs on at night 3/7/2016 Proposed Objectives – Personal Computing

17. 17 Establishing a Green IT Program Opportunity: Server consolidation (OCIO Strategic Plan, Strategy 5, Goals, 1.B) Industry estimate: utilization of server capacity at 5% – 25% Reduce servers by 3000: save 11,000 MT/year = 2070 cars = 1500 homes Not replacing 3000 servers saves $30,000,000 & $1.5 million annual power costs (not counting cooling cost savings) Recent State virtualization project: server utilization at 2 – 4%; reduce 55 servers to 6, Phase 1 savings of $459,000 Issue: US data centers use 1.5 % of all US electricity Typical Server: at 600 watts/hour = 5256 kWh/year = 3.7 MTs of GHG Existing hardware baseline of ~60% of agencies: ~10,000 servers = 37,700 MTs = emissions of 6900 cars and 5200 homes 3/7/2016 Proposed Objectives – Servers & Data Centers

18. 18 Establishing a Green IT Program Reduce Technology Waste: paper use & e- Waste (OCIO 2009 Strategic Plan, Strategy 5, Goal 1.A) Require default duplex printing: reduce paper use 30%+ Increase “take back” requirements of hardware vendors Require e-Waste recyclers meet sound environmental practices Expand Green IT purchasing ( OCIO 2009 Strategic Plan, Strategy 5, Goal 1.A) Servers waste 30-40% energy: Explore other efficiency standards until Energy Star & EPEAT issue server standards – 80 Plus Reduce staff & citizen GHG emissions (OCIO 2009 Strategic Plan, Strategy 1, Goal, 1.C) Expand e-Government services : reduce citizens’ transportation GHG Expand Telework: reduce transportation GHG by the state workforce 3/7/2016 © Basel Action Network 2006. Proposed Objectives – Additional Opportunities

19. 19 Establishing a Green IT Program Formalize “How, How Much, When, & How Did We Do” Complete Green IT Program Proposal Expand the IT Energy Baseline Establish the “Green IT Council” Next Steps 3/7/2016

20. Next GAT Meeting Future meeting announcements & other important information available at: www.green.ca.gov