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CLIMATE ACTION PLAN
VILLAGE OF TRUMANSBURG, NY
Overview
• Methodology• Emissions Inventory
Village GovernmentVillage Community
• Reduction StrategiesVillage GovernmentVillage Community
Methodology
• Bills
• NYSEG data
• County-level data
• CAPPA v 1.5
• Other
Emissions
• Government Emissions• Includes all emissions for which the Village
Government itself is responsible; such as electricity for Village Hall or streetlights, fuel for Police, and Wastewater Treatment plant energy consumption.
• Community Emissions• Includes all emissions for which residents (and visitors)
are responsible; transportation, residential and commercial electric and heating, and waste.
Emissions Inventory
• Government Emissions Totaled 865 MtCO2e • Lighting• Buildings• Water/Wastewater• Fleet
• Community Emissions totaled 16,090 MtCO2e • Residential• Commercial• Transportation• Waste
Government Emissions
• 865 MtCO2e • 5 Operations Sectors• 4 Fuel Sources
Image Source: EPA
Government Emissions
18%
22%
12%
16%
31%
Emissions by Sector(MtCO2e )
BuildingsWastewaterFleetArea/Street LightingWater Delivery Services
Government Emissions
658.2
103
68.835.8
Trumansburg Government Emissions by Source (MtCO2e )
Electric
Natural Gas
Gasoline
Diesel
Government EmissionsSource Consumed Expenditure CO2 p. Unit Emissions
Electricity 940,238 kWh $94,416 .0007 MtCO2e 658 MtCO2e
Natural Gas 19,194 therms $9,189 .00536 MtCO2e 103 MtCO2e
Gasoline 7,715 gallons $23,640 .00892 MtCO2e 69 MtCO2e
Diesel 3,516 gallons $12,029 .01018 MtCO2e 36 MtCO2e
Total Annual Expenditure: $139,274
Community Emissions
• 16,090 MtCO2e• 4 Sectors
Community Emissions
49%
26%
8%
17%
Community Emissions by Sector
(MtCO2e)
ResidentialCommercialTransportationWaste
How are we doing?
City of Cort-land
Tompkins County
Town of Ithaca
City of Ithaca V. Skaneateles Trumansburg0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Per Capita Community Emissions(MTCO2e)
City of Cort-land
Tompkins County
Town of Ithaca
City of Ithaca Skaneateles Trumansburg0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
Government Emissions per Capita(MTCO2e)
Government Strategies
• Target: 80% of 2013 Level Emissions by 2030
Streetlights• Street and area lighting consume around 200,000 kWh
annually and cost the Village about $20,000 per year to run.Action I: Reduce Runtime
Action II: Convert Street Lights to LED
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction
Free $3,335 Immediate 11 MTCO2e
Bonus: Reduces light pollution on Village streets.
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction$30,000 $6,114 4.9 years 21 MTCO2e
Buildings and Facilities
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction
$10,000 $1,157 8.6 years 4 MTCO2e
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction
? $6,600 N.A 46 MTCO2e
Action III: Efficiency Retrofitting
Goal: Retrofit approximately 5,000 sq. feet
Action IV: Waste and Wastewater Upgrades
Goal: 10% reduction in energy consumption
Energy GenerationAction V: PV Solar
Action VI: Renewable Energy Purchasing
Based on purchasing 600 kWh of wind energy from NYSEG monthly, or roughly 13% of Village electricity use.
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction
$130,000 before rebate
$3,665 36 years 13 MTCO2e
Investment Annual Savings Payback Time Annual Reduction
$3,000 -$3,000 N.A. 49 MTCO2e
Other• Action VII: Tree Planting
Investment Annual Savings Goal Annual Reduction
$10,000 N.A. 100 Trees Planted 25 MTCO2e
Summary• 19.5% Reduction from 2013 Levels (169 MTCO2e )
Strategies as Percentage of Total Reduction Purchase Green Energy
Efficiency Retrofits
Reduce Streelight Times
Tree Planting
LED Streetlights
Water/WW Efficiencies
PV Solar
Community StrategiesStrategies as Percentage of Total Reduction Transportation Education
Walk Friendly
Bus Ridership
Bicycling Infrastructure
Green Business
CFL Giveaway
Energy Education
PV Solar
Procure Renewable
Carshare
Liveable Development
Community Strategies• Total Reduction of 10.1% from 2013 Levels
• 1708 MTCO2e
• Combination of Community actions and actions supported by the Village government
