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Quantified Climate Action Measures Directory – Local Directory

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About the Local Directory

The Local Quantified Climate Action Measures Directory presents a searchable list of quantified greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction measures from 32 published local climate action plans and the tools used to quantify them. All measures listed in the directory are summarized from publicly available documents (e.g., a climate action plan, a supporting technical appendix, or an associated report) and are based on EPA’s understanding of those plans. Any errors or inaccuracies within these summaries are EPA’s own. Inclusion in the directory does not imply EPA’s endorsement of any specific measure type, quantification tool, or a measure-level quantification approach. Similarly, the absence of a measure type, tool, or quantification approach should not preclude state, local, tribal, and territorial governments from considering them as part of a climate action planning exercise.

The directory has two components:

  • A summary table presenting the total number of quantified measures identified in each of eight economic sectors (Agriculture, Commercial and residential buildings, Electricity, Industry, Natural and working lands, Oil & natural gas systems, Transportation, and Waste and materials management), as well as the number of measures quantified by each tool in each sector.
  • A searchable and sortable table of example quantified GHG reduction measures. The table includes the following information for each measure: description, type, sector(s), tool used to quantify the GHG emission reductions, jurisdiction, and references to source documents.

How to Use the Local Directory

The summary table and quantified measures table present different options to identify example measures and quantification tools that may be of interest to state, local, tribal, and territorial agencies who are developing climate action plans.

  • Search to limit the measures displayed in the table. Use search terms to limit the table to measures with matching terms. The summary table may suggest searches of interest to isolate uses of a tool across an individual sector (e.g., entering “Excel based custom built tool electricity” will reduce the table to the electricity sector measures quantified by an excel-based custom built tool)
  • Filter and sort to limit the measures displayed in the table. Users may sort the directory contents by any of the columns displayed and may also limit the measures displayed by filtering the table for specific measure types, sectors, quantification tools, and jurisdictions. Filters can also be combined with each other and with search terms to isolate applications of a quantification tool to a particular measure type or sector.
  • Export lists of quantified climate action measures. Use the CSV button (upper right of the table) to download a spreadsheet of the directory information displayed.

Local Quantification Tools Summary Table

This summary table displays the following information from EPA’s review of local climate action planning documents: the total number of quantified GHG reduction measures identified in each of eight sectors and, for each sector, disaggregated sub-totals of the number of measures quantified by individual tools in that sector. “Excel-based custom-built tool” describes a collection of distinct, independently developed tools with that incorporate different data sets and varying levels of functionality. Information regarding the underlying data used by these tools as well as the other listed tools was not captured in the plan review.

 
Sectors
 TransportationCommercial and Residential BuildingsElectricityIndustry*Oil & Natural Gas Systems*Agriculture*Natural and Working Lands*Waste and Materials Management
Total Number of Quantified Measures by Sector96733910001336
Tool Used
Excel-based custom-built tool503114700712
Climate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) Tool222610200413
ClimateView76410011
C40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)76600016
ICLEI ClearPath Tool62400002
Autocase Economic Evaluation Tool42100001
WARM00000001

*Example quantified measures within the Industry, and Oil & Natural Gas Systems sectors fall within the CPRG program’s Industrial sector. Measures within the Natural and Working Lands, and Agriculture sectors fall within CPRG’s Agriculture/Natural and Working Lands sector.

Acronyms from the above table include: Climate action for URBan sustainability (CURB); International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI); Waste Reduction Model (WARM).

Searchable Table of Quantified Local Climate Action Measures

        
Measure DescriptionMeasure TypeSectorToolJurisdictionClimate Action Plan (CAP)Technical DocumentsSource Reference
Enact the Austin Energy Resource Plan, which includes 93% of Austin Energy customer load with carbon free electricity by 2030, conservation, energy efficiency savings, and thermal storage.Clean and Renewable Electricity; Energy EfficiencyElectricity; Commercial and residential buildings; IndustryExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38, 47-48, 160
Achieve net-zero carbon for all new buildings and reduce emissions by 25% for existing buildings while lowering all natural gas-related emissions by 30% by 2030.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38, 48-51, 160
Reduce community-wide greenhouse gas emissions from refrigerant leakage by 25% by 2030.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38, 51-52, 160
Electrify 40% of total vehicle miles traveled in Austin by 2030.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38-39, 65-67, 160
Make 50% of trips in Austin using public transit, biking, walking, carpooling, or avoided altogether by working from home by 2030.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38, 61-63, 160
Sequester carbon dioxide through natural systems sequestration.SequestrationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolAustinAustin Climate Equity PlanNACAP pg. 38-39, 78-92, 161
Transition energy supply to carbon free sources.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateEnergy Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryCAP 2019 Update pg. 71-76; Energy Technical Report pg. 14; Summary Report pg. 90-92; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Increase composting.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateWaste Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryWaste Technical Report pg. 30; Summary Report pg. 78-79; Technical Summary pg. 6
Increase paper recycling.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateWaste Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryWaste Technical Report pg. 30; Summary Report pg. 78-79; Technical Summary pg. 6
Increase plastic recycling.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateWaste Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryWaste Technical Report pg. 30; Summary Report pg. 78-79; Technical Summary pg. 6
Pursue other waste diversion methods.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateWaste Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryWaste Technical Report pg. 30; Summary Report pg. 78-79; Technical Summary pg. 6
Reduce waste at the source.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateWaste Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryWaste Technical Report pg. 30; Summary Report pg. 78-79; Technical Summary pg. 6
Support transit-focused growth.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateTransportation Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryCAP 2019 Update pg. 60-61; Transportation Technical Report pg. 56-64, 86-92; Summary Report pg. 62-63; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Implement transportation pricing such as a VMT fee, congestion (cordon) fee, parking fee, subsidy for shared smart mobility, and free/reduced cost public transit.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateTransportation Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryTransportation Technical Report pg. 74-78, 86-92; Summary Report pg. 62-63; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Grow the number of electric vehicles, assuming no changes to the grid mix.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateTransportation Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryCAP 2019 Update pg. 65-69; Transportation Technical Report pg. 44-52, 86-92; Summary Report pg. 62-63; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Grow the number of electric vehicles, assuming the grid includes 80% clean energy.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateTransportation Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryCAP 2019 Update pg. 65-69; Transportation Technical Report pg. 44-52, 86-92; Summary Report pg. 62-63; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Grow the number of electric vehicles, assuming the grid includes 100% clean energy.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateTransportation Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryCAP 2019 Update pg. 65-69; Transportation Technical Report pg. 44-52, 86-92; Summary Report pg. 62-63; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Establish deep efficiency performance requirements.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateBuildings Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryBuildings Technical Report pg. 26-29, 71-73; Summary Report pg. 41-42; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Electrify buildings, assuming no changes to the grid mix.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateBuildings Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryBuildings Technical Report pg. 29-30, 71-73; Summary Report pg. 41-42; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Electrify buildings, assuming the grid includes 80% clean energy.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateBuildings Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryBuildings Technical Report pg. 20-21, 71-73; Summary Report pg. 41-42; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Electrify buildings, assuming the grid includes 100% clean energy.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolBostonCity of Boston Climate Action Plan 2019 UpdateBuildings Technical Report; Summary Report; Technical SummaryBuildings Technical Report pg. 20-21, 71-73; Summary Report pg. 41-42; Technical Summary pg. 6-13
Provide businesses with access to power from clean energy sources.Clean and Renewable ElectricityCommercial and residential buildings; ElectricityClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 66; ClimateView Dashboard
Increase outreach to and participation of industrial customers in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.Clean and Renewable Electricity; Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardClimateView Dashboard
Convert all streetlights to LED.Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 71; ClimateView Dashboard
Improve energy efficiency in single-family residential buildings through retrofitting.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 62-63; ClimateView Dashboard
Encourage the use of electric vehicles.ElectrificationTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 114-115; ClimateView Dashboard
Adopt improved vehicle and engine technology, particularly in the City's fleet.Fuel EfficiencyTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 76-77; ClimateView Dashboard
Adopt improved vehicle and engine technology, particularly in the City's light trucks fleet.Fuel EfficiencyTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 76-77; ClimateView Dashboard
Encourage the adoption of electric trucks.ElectrificationTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 114-115; ClimateView Dashboard
Achieve the 2018 Green Cincinnati Plan includes a goal of zero waste by 2035.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 150-159; ClimateView Dashboard
Improve energy efficiency in non-residential public buildings through retrofitting.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardClimateView Dashboard
Increase the proportion of walking and cycling.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 116-117; ClimateView Dashboard
Electrify mobile machinery.ElectrificationTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 114-115; ClimateView Dashboard
Increase renewable energy generation for use by City Government.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 80; ClimateView Dashboard
Increase tree canopy and access to greenspace.SequestrationNatural and working landsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 124; ClimateView Dashboard
Develop energy efficient new LEED certified commercial buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 62; ClimateView Dashboard
Develop energy efficient new LEED certified multi-family buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 62; ClimateView Dashboard
Develop energy efficient new LEED certified residential housing.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 62; ClimateView Dashboard
Improve energy efficiency of non-residential industrial buildings.Energy EfficiencyIndustryClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardClimateView Dashboard
Enhance public transit and transportation by public bus.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimateViewCincinnatiGreen Cincinnati Plan 2023ClimateView DashboardCAP pg. 112-113; ClimateView Dashboard
Transition the grid to 100% renewables.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 25-26; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3
Maximize local rooftop solar.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 25-26; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3
Utilize solar industrial process heating.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricity; IndustryExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 25-26; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3
Retrofit residential buildings for energy efficiency.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 42; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3, 5
Retrofit commercial buildings for energy efficiency.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 42; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3, 5
Electrify on-road vehicles.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 29-30; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3, 7
Electrify off-road and aviation.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 29-30; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3, 7
Implement an organic waste to energy system.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or Control; Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolClark CountyAll-In Clark County: Community Sustainability and Climate Action PlanGreenhouse Gas Pathways Analysis: IntroductionCAP pg. 11, 34; GHG Pathways Analysis pg. 3, 9
Strategically manage population growth to minimize climate impact.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 58
Invest in LED streetlight retrofits.Energy EfficiencyElectricityICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 59
Increase residential on-site solar.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 69
Increase commercial on-site solar.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 70
Implement clean energy procurement.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 71
Increase commercial, residential, and municipal, building energy efficiency.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 73
Increase commercial, residential, and municipal, building water efficiency.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 74
Increase private ZEV adoption.ElectrificationTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 82
Implement ZEV fleets for both the City and private companies.ElectrificationTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 83
Promote medium/heavy duty ZEV adoption.ElectrificationTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 84
Reduce single occupant vehicle miles traveled.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 87
Increase transit use.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 88
Reduce landfilled organic waste.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 92
Reduce recyclable waste sent to landfill.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementICLEI ClearPath ToolColumbusColumbus Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 34-37, 93
Increase energy efficiency of existing city buildings to achieve 50% carbon neutrality by 2030 and 100% by 2050.Energy Efficiency; Clean and Renewable ElectricityCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-220, 51, 79-80
Reduce energy use in existing residential buildings 10% by 2030 and 25% by 2030.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 53-54, 59
Reduce energy use 15% below 2015 levels in 20% of existing commercial buildings by 2030 and 20% below 2015 levels in 50% of existing commercial buildings by 2050.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 57-58, 60
Increase energy efficiency of new construction so that all new construction from 2030 onwards is net zero.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-220, 62-63
Increase use of renewable energy at the municipal and individual levels.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 62, 75-81
Divert 35% of food and yard waste by 2030 and 80% of food and yard waste by 2050.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-220, 118
Divert 60% of paper waste by 2030 and 90% of paper waste by 2050.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-220, 115
Increase the percentage of electric passenger vehicles to 14% by 2030 and 50% by 2050.ElectrificationTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 92
Convert 75% of municipal buses to electric by 2030 and 100% of municipal buses by 2050.ElectrificationTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-220, 91
Build 10% of new housing units in transit-oriented development locations by 2030 and 30% by 2050.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 97-98
Reduce trips in single occupant vehicles to 79% by 2030 and to 62% by 2050 by shifting travel mode to bus and light rail .Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolDallasDallas Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 219-222, 91-103
Reduce VMT by introducing Honolulu Rail Transit.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 39-41
Reduce VMT about 30% per capita by introducing Honolulu Rail Transit and additional multimodal options.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 39-41
Electrify all vehicle sales.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 39-41
Electrify 100% of City buses by 2035.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 43-44
Electrify 100% of the City fleet by 2035.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 43-44
Electrify 100% of the public fleet by 2035, and reach 95% EV penetration for private buses and other HDVs by 2045.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 43-44
Implement the State's RPS goal of 100% net sales of electricity through renewable sources by 2045.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 49-52
Increase energy efficiency and renewable energy use for City operations.Energy Efficiency; Clean and Renewable ElectricityCommercial and residential buildings; ElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 49-52
Increase energy efficiency in City buildings through benchmarking and transparency programs.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 49-52
Implement the utility Power Supply Improvement Plan (PSIP).Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 49-52
Reduce waste by 25% per capita by 2030.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolHonoluluOne Climate One O'ahuNACAP pg. 59
Increase commercial and private sector infrastructure and incentivesTravel Demand Management; ElectrificationTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 32, 81
Convert 100% of the non-emergency, light-duty municipal fleet to EV technologiesElectrificationTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 33, 81
Implement integrated multi-modal transportation systemsTravel Demand ManagementTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 35, 81
Build and retrofit complete, transit-oriented neighborhoodsTravel Demand ManagementTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 36, 81
Support and promote the use and development of renewable energyClean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 45, 82
Advocate for renewable energy policies at the local, state, and federal levels.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 47, 82
Implement nature-based solutions that increase carbon storageSequestrationNatural and working landsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 22, 53, 83
Update energy code and increase complianceEnergy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 60, 84
Develop programs that improve building energy efficiencyEnergy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 61, 84
Reduce water and wastewater energy consumption by 10% through optimization of facility operations and water conservationEnergy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 61, 84
Promote clean energy financing programsClean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 63, 84
Expand utility energy financing and incentive programsEnergy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 65, 84
Provide training in the operation, management, and maintenance of relevant building systemsEnergy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 67, 84
Strengthen and support efforts to collect and compost food organicsWaste diversionWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 75, 85
Optimize waste collection and transferWaste diversionWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 76-77, 85
Increase landfill gas capture and opportunities for waste conversionNon CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 77, 85
Advance multi-family and commercial recyclingWaste diversionWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)HoustonHouston Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 23, 79, 86
Strengthen building energy codes.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 121; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Reduce energy use in buildings and industry.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildings; IndustryExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 98; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Transition fossil fuel use in buildings to electricity.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 101; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Protect federal vehicle efficiency standards.Fuel EfficiencyTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Reduce car trips.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 74-75, 79-80; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Adopt a clean fuels standard.Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 80; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Increase adoption of electric vehicles.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 80; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Phase out hydrofluorocarbons.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Implement a 100% clean electricity law.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 54, 104; Wedge Analysis pg. 42, 43
Transition to zero emission buses.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59, 88
Adopt renewable electricity for government operations.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59
Strengthen carbon removals from forests.SequestrationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59
Increase building energy efficiency and low-carbon energy for municipal buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59, 107
Capture fugitive emissions from wastewater.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlIndustryExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59
Improve county fleet fuel efficiency and use of alternative fuel vehicles.Low-Carbon Fuels; Fuel EfficiencyTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59, 88
Improve landfill cover and disposal reductions.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolKing CountyKing County 2020 Strategic Climate Action PlanGHG Emissions in King County: 2017 Inventory Update, Contribution Analysis, and Wedge AnalysisCAP pg. 59
Codify and implement green building standards by 2022, with 100% compliance by 2025.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27-29, 30-31, 34-38
Increase the number of low-income residences served by weatherization and retrofit programs annually by 500% over 10 years, with a 30% reduction in energy usage target per household.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27, 31, 40-44
Replace all existing non-LED streetlights and leased outdoor lighting with LED bulbs by 2030 or sooner, beginning in 2025.Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27, 32, 52-56
Increase financing options for residential energy efficiency retrofits so 15% of all residences will have energy-efficient space heating and cooling equipment by 2025.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27, 58-62
Increase the percentage of carbon-free electricity to 80% by 2035 and 100% by 2050.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27, 65-70
Plant or replant trees with the intention of increasing urban tree canopy to 60% coverage countywide by 2050.SequestrationNatural and working landsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 27, 72, 74-78
Convert 10% of vehicle trips to bicycle and pedestrian modes by 2030 and 40% of vehicle trips by 2050.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 91, 100-104
Enhance public transit by fully implementing the Memphis 3.0 Transit Vision by 2022. Increase ridership and improve frequency to meet long-range (2040/2050) ridership objectives. Convert MATA's entire fleet to electric by 2050.Travel Demand Management; ElectrificationTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 91, 106-110
Reduce drive-alone commute trips 10% by 2022 and 40% by 2050.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 92, 112-116
Encourage the development of charging infrastructure and electric vehicle adoption for both passenger and freight vehicles to 50% each by 2050.ElectrificationTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 118-124
Divert greater amounts of organic waste from landfills, reducing the portion of yard and wood waste destined for landfills in half relative to 2016 by 2035.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 130-136
Reduce the overall amount of waste generated.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 138-142
Extend the use of biogas controls to Class III and Class IV landfills. Improve the biogas capture rate at Class I landfills from 75% to 85% by 2020, and promote greater methane recovery over biogas flaring.Non CO2 Emissions Management and/or ControlWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolMemphisMemphis Area Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 10, 164-170
Achieve 100% clean electricity grid through local renewable energy purchasing and generation.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 20, 40
Increase energy efficiency in built environment through building tune-up legislation and energy benchmarking.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 21, 40
Explore and invest in low-carbon alternative energy sources by tracking technological developments, evaluating implementation opportunities, promoting geothermal heating and cooling systems and solar heat systems. As a part of this, evaluate operations of Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW), the nation's largest municipally owned utility, for potential emissions reductionsEnergy Efficiency; Clean and Renewable Electricity; Low-Carbon FuelsCommercial and residential buildings; IndustryExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 22, 41
Hasten the development of low carbon economy through energy collaboration with large regional businesses and institutions including the port of Philadelphia.Low-Carbon FuelsIndustryExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 22, 41
Develop citywide transit plan which expands public and active transit routes and grows regional transit funds.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 25, 41
Transition municipal fleet to clean and electric vehicles and reduce idling.Electrification; Fuel Efficiency; Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 26, 41
Reduce emissions from private vehicles by installing EV charging stations and supporting safety, accessibility, and reliability of alternative modes of transit.Travel Demand Management; ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 26, 41
Reduce municipal waste through sustainable procurement and food composting and donating.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 28, 41
Reduce residential and business waste.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 29, 41
Reduce industrial and utilities waste.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Climate Action PlaybookNACAP pg. 29, 41
Decarbonize the electric grid.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20, 64
Increase solar energy production and consumption.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20
Follow a national executive order requiring carbon pollution-free electricity sector by 2035.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20
Increase the use of green gas to power businesses and homes.Low-Carbon FuelsCommercial and residential buildingsC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20
Increase investment in a regional active transportation (walking and cycling) network.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20, 73-75, 77
Increase public transit options.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20, 91
Follow a national executive order requiring an increase in the sales of EVs, including hydrogen fuel cell Evs to 50% of all new sales by 2030.ElectrificationTransportationC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20, 87
Increase recycling to 50% by 2030.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20
Reduce food loss and food waste 50% compared with 2010 values by 2030.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementC40 Pathways tool (customization of CURB)PhoenixCity of Phoenix Climate Action Plan 2021 EditionNACAP pg. 8, 20, 109
Reduce VMT 20% by 2050 for light-duty vehicles.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 11, 18
Improve energy efficiency of heating oil systems.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 13, 18
Reduce natural gas fugitive emissions.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 17, 18
Electrify 80% of gasoline and diesel-fueled miles driven for light, medium, and heavy duty vehicles by 2050.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 11, 18
Switch 90% of residential and 85% of commercial natural gas, propane, and heating oil fuel consumption to electric heat pumps by 2050.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 13-16, 18
Generate 90% of consumed electricity from carbon-free and renewable sources by 2050.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolProvidenceThe City of Providence's Climate Justice PlanCarbon Neutral Providence Technical AppendixTechnical Appendix pg. 10, 18
Promote and increase carbon farming.Agriculture Operational Practices; SequestrationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18-19
Maintain and enhance urban forests.SequestrationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 20-21
Increase energy efficiency and electrification of existing commercial/nonresidential buildings and facilities.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 21-22
Increase energy efficiency and electrification of new commercial/nonresidential buildings and facilities.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 23-24
Increase energy efficiency and electrification of existing residential buildings.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 24-25
Eliminate fossil fuel consumption in new residential buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 26-27
Require Tier 4 final or cleaner construction equipment.Fuel Efficiency; Low-Carbon Fuels; ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 27
Implement electric vehicle infrastructure program.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 28
Reduce emissions from new residential and office/business professional development vehicle miles traveled.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 29
Update transportation system management plan for nonresidential projects.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 29-30
Revise parking standards for nonresidential development.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 30-31
Improve transit access.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 31
Improve pedestrian network and facilities.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 32
Implement traffic calming measures.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 32-33
Improve bicycle network and facilities.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 33
Increase organic waste diversion.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 37
Convert to electric irrigation pumps.Agriculture Operational Practices; ElectrificationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 18, 37-38
Expand transit subsidy program for county employees.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41-42
Expand county government fleet conversion program to achieve 100% conversion to ZEVs by 2035.Electrification; Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41, 43-44
Use renewable CNG for on- and off-road county-owned fleets.Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41, 44
Use renewable diesel for on- and off-road county-owned fleets.Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41, 44-45
Develop and adopt green building policy for existing County buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41, 45
Replace County-owned airport vehicle fleet.Electrification; Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSacramentoSacramento County Climate Action PlanNACAP pg. 41. 46
Reduce the carbon intensity of San Antonio's energy supply to drive towards carbon neutrality by 2050.Clean and Renewable Electricity; Electrification; Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Support and incentivize district-scale clean energy projects that harness renewable and waste energy at large scales.Clean and Renewable Electricity; Low-Carbon FuelsElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Promote and incentivize the use of cleaner fuel sources for existing buildings, including industrial process applications.Low-Carbon FuelsCommercial and residential buildings; IndustryClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Consider a benchmarking and disclosure ordinance for large commercial, industrial, and multifamily buildings (above 50,000 sq. ft.).Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildings; IndustryClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Develop and pilot an energy and water rating system for commercial and residential properties.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Adopt the most recent update to the IECC code, with the goal of adopting a Zero Net Energy (ZNE) code for all new buildings and substantial rehabilitations.Electrification; Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Continue to support and expand the energy efficiency and green building programs functioning within the City, such as the CPS Energy STEP program.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 80-81
Encourage the accelerated adoption of and transition to clean and more efficient vehicle technologies for personal vehicles, trucks, transit, and freight.Electrification; Fuel Efficiency; Low-Carbon FuelsTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 82-83
Reduce vehicle miles traveled per person throughout the City, prioritizing the reduction of VMT in single-occupancy vehicles by diversifying transportation choices.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 82-83
Accelerate connectivity and walkability by prioritizing the funding and construction of infrastructure for micro-mobility modes such as walking, biking, and other human-powered transportation.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 82-83
Support and incentivize the development and redevelopment of more compact, connected, cost-effective, and resilient neighborhoods and districts.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 82-83
Utilize smart city and big data solutions to promote mobility as a service to reduce the GHG impact of transportation solutions.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 34-35, 65, 82-83
Reduce landfilled commercial waste.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 82-83
Reduce landfilled residential waste with the goal of becoming a zero-waste community.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 82-83
Accelerate the diversion of organics from landfills to the highest and best use opportunities and ensure low-carbon composting solutions.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 82-83
Support the development of a local circular economy to extend product lifespan through improved design and servicing and relocating waste from the end of the supply chain to the beginning.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 82-83
Accelerate the acceptance of low-waste construction projects through education, incentives and partnerships, and continue to pursue zero-landfill waste practices for all construction projects.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 82-83
Develop and implement a plan for carbon capture and storage that takes advantage of all available solutions.SequestrationNatural and working landsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Analyze and quantify the urban heat island (UHI) in San Antonio and develop an implementable and impactful UHI mitigation and adaptation plan with a focus on vulnerable populations and ecosystems.SequestrationNatural and working landsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Integrate climate mitigation and adaptation into existing land development review and permitting processes with a goal of maximizing the benefits of natural geographic and watershed features.SequestrationNatural and working landsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Work with partner organizations to develop and implement comprehensive sustainability and GHG education and workforce training programs.Planning and OperationsTransportation; Commercial and residential buildings; Electricity; Waste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Fund and track SA Tomorrow Sustainability, Comprehensive, and Multi-modal transportation plans.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Incentivize businesses to set GHG reduction targets for their own operations that match or exceed the City targets.Energy Efficiency; Electrification; Low-Carbon FuelsCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Evaluate the potential to update electricity and water rate structures to support GHG reductions.Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Explore financing mechanisms to accelerate adoption of energy efficiency, demand response, distributed renewable generation, and energy storage.Clean and Renewable Electricity; Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 36-37, 65, 84-85
Benchmark and publicly disclose building energy and water use for municipal buildings.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Adopt an Energy Policy Ordinance for City-owned buildings and facilities to reduce energy consumption.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Achieve zero net energy for all municipal buildings by 2040.Energy Efficiency; ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Install cool or green roofs on municipal government buildings, as appropriate.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Convert all streetlights to LEDs with daylight sensors by 2021 and implement the recommendations of the Urban Lighting Master Plan.Energy EfficiencyElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Convert all municipal fleet passenger vehicles and small trucks to more efficient options by 2025, with a priority on electrification based on recommendations of the Electric Fleet Conversion and Infrastructure Study; research and pilot the electrification of heavy trucks.Fuel Efficiency; ElectrificationTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Reduce the GHG impact of municipal employee commuting.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Consider pursuing and achieving Airport Carbon Accreditation.Low-Carbon Fuels; Electrification; Energy EfficiencyTransportation; Commercial and residential buildings; ElectricityClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Include a carbon impact analysis in City projects and budgeting processes.Planning and OperationsTransportation; Commercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Update the City's green purchasing policy to consider lifecycle impacts when choosing products.Low Embodied Carbon MaterialsTransportation; Commercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Reduce the GHG impact of materials used in public works and roadway projects.Low Embodied Carbon MaterialsTransportation; Commercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Strive to achieve zero waste for all municipal government operations by 2030 with a focus on overall reduction, product reuse, and circularity.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Develop and implement a comprehensive sustainability and GHG education program for municipal employees.Planning and OperationsTransportation; Commercial and residential buildings; Electricity; Waste and materials managementClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan AntonioSA Climate Ready: A Pathway for Climate Action and AdaptationNACAP pg. 38-39, 65, 86-87
Eliminate fossil fuel use in new construction.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pg. 67
Eliminate fossil fuel use in existing buildings by tailoring solutions to different building ownership, systems, and use types.ElectrificationCommercial and residential buildingsClimate Action for Urban Sustainability (CURB) ToolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pf. 68, 280, 287-290
Build a fast and reliable transit system that will be everyone's preferred way to get around.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pg. 77, 82, 225, 232-233
Create a complete and connected active transportation network that shifts trips from automobiles to walking, biking, and other active transportation modes.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pg. 78, 84, 227-229, 232-233, 281
Develop pricing and financing of mobility that reflect the carbon cost and efficiency of different modes of transportation.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pg. 78, 86, 229-230, 232-233
Accelerate the adoption of ZEVs and other electric mobility options where motor vehicle use or travel is necessary.ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan FranciscoSan Francisco's Climate Action Plan 2021NACAP PDF pg. 79, 92, 224, 232-233
Transition to a renewable energy future.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 81-84, 154-155, 207-208, 218
Densify our city to accommodate future neighborhoods.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 89-92, 158-159, 207-208, 226
Make homes affordable and efficient for families.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 93-96, 160-161, 207-208, 230
Create clean, personalized mobility choices.Travel Demand Management; ElectrificationTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 97-100, 162-163, 207-208, 234
Develop integrated, high-quality, accessible public transit infrastructure.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 101-104, 164-165, 207-208, 238
Create local, accessible jobs in the City to reduce VMT.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 105-106, 166-167, 207-208, 242
Improve commercial building stock.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 107-110, 168-169, 207-208, 244
Make commercial goods movement clean and efficient.ElectrificationTransportation; IndustryExcel-based custom-built toolSan JoseClimate Smart San Jose: A People-Centered Plan for a Low-Carbon CityNACAP pg. 111-113, 170-171, 207-208, 248
Implement ongoing weatherization and retro-commissioning (building tune-ups).Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 90; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 31
Utilize an energy services company (ESCO) to rapidly but strategically implement energy efficiency measures and equipment in City-owned buildings, and ongoing energy management.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 90; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 33
Work with community advocates and other jurisdictions to co-form a community choice energy program or joint powers authority to procure 100% renewable power for Tucson.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 89, 92, and 137; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 35
Use various funding sources, including Prop 411, to implement bicycle, pedestrian, and other zero emission mobility projects identified in Move Tucson to create a transportation network aligned with the Complete Streets approach.Travel Demand ManagementTransportationAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 102; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 36-40
Implement a fleet management plan that mandates all newly purchased City vehicles (including replacements) are zero-emission vehicles and implements fleet efficiency evaluations to ensure that the City does not own or use more vehicles than it needs at any time.Fuel Efficiency; ElectrificationTransportationAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 107; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 43-46
Replace City-owned medium-to-heavy duty vehicles with zero and near zero emission vehicles.Electrification; Fuel EfficiencyTransportationAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 107; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 46-47
Create a funding and purchase plan for battery electric buses, paratransit vehicles, and other zero emission vehicles across all public transportation services.ElectrificationTransportationAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 107; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 47-49
Implement a Communitywide Zero Waste Plan and accompanying initiatives to achieve zero waste for City operations by 2030, and community-wide zero waste by 2050.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementAutocase Economic Evaluation ToolTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 116; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 49-50
Create a community-wide organics collection and treatment program.Waste diversionWaste and materials managementWARMTucsonTucson Resilient Together Climate Action and Adaptation PlanTucson Resilient Together Technical MemoCAP pg. 117; Technical Memo pg. 21-27, 50-51
Replace inorganic nitrogen fertilizer with lower emission alternatives.Agriculture Operational PracticesNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 67; Appendix D pg. 3
Increase the percentage of residential and commercial customers with 100 percent renewable energy.Clean and Renewable ElectricityElectricityExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 51; Appendix D pg. 5-6
Plant at least 1,000 trees annually.SequestrationNatural and working landsExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 54; Appendix D pg. 7
Update the Building Code to include a mandatory Energy Reach Code.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 55; Appendix D pg. 8
Develop a behavior change program for energy efficiency and conservation.Energy EfficiencyCommercial and residential buildingsExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 56; Appendix D pg. 9-10
Reduce new VMT by 15%Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 40; Appendix D pg. 11
Reduce overall VMT by an additional 5% by 2030 and an additional 10% by 2040Travel Demand ManagementTransportationExcel-based custom-built toolVentura CountyVentura County 2040 General Plan Appendix B: Climate ChangeDraft EIR Appendix D: GHG CalculationsAppendix B pg. 41; Appendix D pg. 12
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