5/2/2019 ECAP Team City Council ECAP ad hoc City Staff Team Committee Climate Equity Consultant Facilitator (Integral) (OCAC) • BAU projections & scenario modeling • Community engagement process • GHG analysis • Form & lead NLC, workshops, etc. • Prioritization framework • Equity Framework • Advanced financial analysis • Equity KPIs • Draft & final ECAP • Review ECAP for Equity considerations ECAP Timeline January 2019: Consultants hired October 2018: Climate Summer 2018: Emergency & Council approves Just Transition 2030 ECAP Resolution May 2018: Community Council Adopts engagement 2030 GHG process & 2017‐2018: reduction timeline. ECAP ECAP target (56%) ad hoc Administrative Community Update. Advisory 2012 : Resolution Council CURB analysis. adopts 2020 ECAP 1
5/2/2019 Understanding the True Cost of Actions Map sources of financing to all ECAP Actions (2017) • $228M in total cost • $161M spent • $194M in transportation and land use • Dozens of funding sources (General Fund, fees, grants, philanthropy, partnerships) Understanding How Costs are Met • Detailed review of climate action funding sources • Graphic support for decision makers • Comprehensive guide for American cities 2
5/2/2019 Prioritizing Actions: Deep Decarbonization “CURB” report provides Top Five actions to reach targets: • Decarbonize the Grid • Eliminate Fossil Fuel from Building Heating • Improve Building Insulation & Windows • Move Away from Private Auto Trips • Electrify Remaining Vehicles 2030 ECAP Values • Realistic : Actionable, measurable, & verifiable. • Ambitious : Responsive to the Climate Emergency. • Equitable : Prioritize actions that benefit frontline communities and minimize burdens. • Balanced : Mitigation + adaptation; immediate + “moonshot” actions; core + consumption emissions. • Adaptive : Flexible to accommodate technological, political, and cultural shifts over 10 years. 3
5/2/2019 Focusing Where it Counts Source: Adapted from Integral Group Priority Equity Principles Community Needs • Equity in Governance: • Health / Public Health Democracy From the Ground Up • • Adaptation / Resilience Equity Today Builds Equity for Tomorrow • Economic Security • A Connected & Resilient City • Land Use • Civic Engagement for All 4
5/2/2019 Why Natural Gas? • Burned at power plants Methane and in homes, and leaking system‐wide • Short‐Lived Climate Pollutant 86 times stronger than CO2 over 20 years • Elimination is critical for 2050 targets • Also increases seismic risk 5
5/2/2019 Social, Racial, & Economic Equity Oakland 2030 ECAP How do we slow down How do we adapt to Climate Change? Climate Change? Local Life Cycle Urban Heat Drought Fires Flooding Emissions Emissions Forestry Sea Level Resilient Buildings Urban Manufacturing Planting Trees & Energy & Production Buildings Rise Gardens & Housing Restoring Soil Transportation Consumption Upstream Waste & Landfill energy 2005‐2017 Local Emissions by Category 3,000,000.00 18.4% 2,500,000.00 2,000,000.00 MT CO2e 7.5% 1,500,000.00 34.0% 1,000,000.00 500,000.00 16.1% 3.6% 20.9% ‐ Buildings & Public Transit & Solid Waste Seaport Airport Overall Energy Use Vehicles 2005 2010 2013 2015 2017 6
5/2/2019 2017 Local Emissions by Category Airport Seaport 5% 3% Solid Waste 3% Buildings & Energy Use 31% Public Transit & Vehicles 58% 2005‐2017 Local Emissions by Category 3,500,000.00 3,000,000.00 17.9% 2,500,000.00 2,000,000.00 MT CO2e 7.5% 1,500,000.00 34.0% 1,000,000.00 7.2% 500,000.00 16.1% 20.9% ‐ Buildings & Energy Public Transit & Solid Waste Seaport & Ocean Airport Overall w/ Ocean Use Vehicles Vessels Vessels 2005 2010 2013 2015 2017 7
5/2/2019 2017 Local Emissions by Category Airport Seaport & Ocean 5% Vessels 9% Solid Waste 3% Buildings & Energy Use 29% Public Transit & Vehicles 54% 8
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