San Gabriel Valley Energy Wise Partnership

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1 San Gabriel Valley Energy Wise Partnership

2 Project Overview Budget: $3.4 million Task: Develop energy-efficiency chapters of climate action plans (EECAPs) for 27 participating cities Utilized a consulting firm (PMC) to assist with preparing EECAPs and coordinating related outreach

3 What is an Energy-Efficiency Chapter of Climate Action Plan (EECAP)? GHG Inventory and Forecast: Community & Municipal Community and Municipal Energy Profile GHG and Electricity Reduction Targets Community and Municipal Goals, Policies, and Actions Improve Energy Efficiency Reduce GHG Emissions Credits the City for action taken since baseline Lays the groundwork for meeting the recommended AB32 target and a local Climate Action Plan

4 Why develop an EECAP? Opportunity to provide a local and strategic framework to address energy efficiency and GHG reductions Achieve consistency with State goals and regulations for energy efficiency and GHG reductions Demonstrate leadership through City Operations Chart a course of progress in Energy Leader Partnership Model (Valued, Silver, Gold, Platinum) Engage and educate stakeholders

5 Energy Action Planning Process Getting Started Collect and Assess Energy Use and GHG Emissions Identify goals and strategies Develop Energy Action Plan Assembly City Energy Action Team Identify data needs and stakeholder groups

6 Getting Started Collect and Assess Energy Use and GHG Emissions Identify goals and strategies Develop Energy Action Plan Municipal Inventory Request, collect and analyze data following protocols Forecast emissions and set reduction targets Community Inventory Municipal Emissions 1% Community Emissions 99%

7 El Monte s Community- Wide Greenhouse Gas Baseline and Long- Term Forecast 800, , , , ,000 State Measures Local Action Plans 300, , , GHG Reduction Targets Baseline BAU Forecast ABAU Forecast

8 kwh of Electricity per Household 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 Residential Electricity Use per Occupied Household (kwh per Household) California Average 6,960 kwh per Household San Gabriel Valley Average 6,300 kwh per Household 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 -

9 El Monte s Municipal Energy Usage Profile (2008 & 2010) 2008 Water 2010 Water Non-Demand Rated, 3% Demand Rated, 28% Time of Use, 69% 12,000,000 10,000,000 10,015,070 kwh 9,016,120 kwh Non-Demand Rated, 3% Demand Rated, 28% Time of Use, 69% Non-Demand Rated, 9% Demand Rated, 61% Critical Peak Pricing, 30% 2008 Buildings & Facilities 8,000,000 6,000,000-2% -15% 2010 Buildings & Facilities Non-Demand Rated, 7% Demand Rated, 62% Critical Peak Pricing, 31% 2008 Public Lighting 4,000, Public Lighting Outdoor Lighting, 7% SCE-Owned Streetlights, 59% 2,000,000-16% Outdoor Lighting, 6% SCE-Owned Streetlights, 60% City-Owned Streetlights, 23% Traffic Lights, 10% Electricity Use 2010 Electricity Use City-Owned Streetlights, 25% Traffic Lights, 9%

10 Getting Started Collect and Assess Energy Use and GHG Emissions Identify goals and strategies Develop Energy Action Plan Results of inventory and forecast Community values and goals Staff Workshops Rosemead Temple City Covina Baldwin Park South El Monte Pomona La Puente

11 Community Stakeholder Outreach Over 1500 surveys collected

12 Getting Started Collect and Assess Energy Use and GHG Emissions Identify goals and strategies Develop Energy Action Plan Options to reduce energy use Costs and benefits of each action

13 El Monte s Energy- Efficiency Goals Support achievement of a 15% reduction below baseline community-wide GHG emissions by 2020 Achieve a 15% reduction in residential electricity use from the 2008 baseline by 2020 Achieve a 20% reduction in commercial and industrial electricity use from the 2008 baseline by 2020 Achieve a 20% reduction in municipal electricity use from the 2008 baseline by 2020

14 EECAP- Example Goal Goal 2: Increase knowledge of energy use, improve energy efficiency in existing nonresidential development, and reduce operational costs. Policy Policy 2.4: Reduce the electricity used for outdoor lighting 10 20% by 2020 Targets 2,456,350 to 4,912,690 kwh Example Action Conduct outreach to auto dealerships and other businesses that utilize large amounts of outdoor lighting and provide recommendations for low-cost options for lighting audits and retrofits or other energy management options such as lighting controls.

15 In total: 27 Energy Action Plans Developed Combined total goal of reducing GHG Emissions by at least 695,669 Metric Tons 1.1 billion total kwh in community (residential & non-residential) reductions identified 8.2 million total kwh in municipal facilities reductions identified

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