strategic cities: leveraging the energy economy for park systems
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STRATEGIC CITIESLeveraging the Energy Economy for Park Systems
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ENERGY
IS THE NEXTSPACE RACE
DID HE JUST SAY WE GET
TO RACE ROCKETS?
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WE CHOSE THE MOON
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WE CHOSE THE MOON
THAT’S GREAT
WHAT DOES THIS
HAVE TO DO WITH
ENERGY??
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RESOURCE REVOLUTION
ENERGY, LAND, WATER, STEEL
McKINSEY INSTITUTE
BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
LARGE SCALE FARM YIELDS
FOOD WASTE
MUNICIPAL WATER LEAKAGE
URBAN DENSIFICATION
#8 TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY
#10 LAND DEGRADATION
#15 POWER PLANT EFFICIENCY
ENERGY ECONOMY: 3RD Industrial Revolution
THE PRESIDENT HAS
CALLED ENERGY
EFFICIENCY, “THE
CHEAPEST,
CLEANEST, AND
FASTEST ENERGY
SOURCE.”
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SYSTEMIC APPROACH
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STRATEGIC ENERGY PLAN
BUILDING EFFICIENCY
TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCYRENEWABLE ENERGY
RECYCLING + WASTE MANAGEMENT
HEALTH + SUSTAINABILITY
MUNICIPAL REGULATION
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BUILDING EFFICIENCY
BUILDING ENVELOPE AND EQUIPMENT
UPGRADES
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND BUILDING
LIFE CYCLE COSTS
BUILDING MANAGEMENT/MONITORING AND
CONTINUOUS COMMISSIONING
GAS AND ELECTRICITY TARIFF STRATEGIES
AND MONITORING
NEW CONSTRUCTION BASIC GUIDELINES
OCCUPANT OPTIMIZATION
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BUILDING EFFICIENCY
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BUILDING EFFICIENCY:
CENTRAL SERVICES
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TRANSPORTATION
EFFICIENCY
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TRANSPORTATION
EFFICIENCY
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FUEL CONSERVATION PLAN:
FUEL SELECTION
TYPE: NATURAL GAS, PROPANE,
ELECTRIC AND HYBRIDS
PUBLIC / PRIVATE / CIVIC PARTNERSHIPS
VEHICLE SELECTION
BASED ON USE
FINAL FLEET PROCUREMENT DECISIONS
MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE END USER
TRANSPORTATION
EFFICIENCY
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FUEL CONSERVATION PLAN:
VEHICLE OPERATIONS
INITIATE A STRICT ANTI-IDLING POLICY
FOR ALL MUNICIPAL VEHICLES
SYNCHRONIZE TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND
MAINTAIN THE TIMINGS OF ROUTES
SET GOALS
TRANSPORTATION
EFFICIENCY
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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION STRATEGY
TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT
CONNECTIONS
COVERAGE VS QUANTITY
NEED COHESIVE PLAN FOR PUBLIC
TRANSIT
CAR ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT VS
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ACTIVITY
TRANSPORTATION
EFFICIENCY
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RENEWABLE ENERGY
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RENEWABLE ENERGY
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HEALTH AND
SUSTAINABILITY
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TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTS
ENCOURAGE TRANSPORTATION EFFICIENCY
URBAN FORESTS
IMPACT ON HEAT ISLAND EFFECT
REDUCED ENERGY COSTS VIA HVAC
AIR QUALITY
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
REDUCED IMPERVIOUS SURFACES
TREE PLANTING BEDS SERVE AS
STORAGE OPPORTUNITIES
HEALTH AND
SUSTAINABILITY
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URBAN AGRICULTURE
QUALITY OF LIFE
AGRIBUSINESS IS CARBON FUEL INTENSE
FOCUS ON LOCAL ECONOMY
ENGAGING COMMUNITY, CREATING OWNERSHIP
FOOD SECURITY
LANDUSE
REDEFINING EXISTING BROWNFIELDS
CREATING OPPORTUNITIES TO EXTEND USAGE
(MULTIPURPOSE PARKING LOTS)
HEALTH AND
SUSTAINABILITY
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MUNICIPAL REGULATION
ENERGY ENHANCEMENTS TO CODE OF
ORDINANCES
SMART GROWTH VS SPRAWL
ENERGY GUIDELINES AND PROVISIONS IN
APPROPRIATE SECTIONS
ENCOURAGE ENERGY OPPORTUNITIES
NEW DEVELOPMENT
SUPPORT UPGRADES TO ENERGY
INFRASTRUCTURE: ELECTRICITY AND FUEL
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Cost of Doing Nothing
$0.00
$1,000,000.00
$2,000,000.00
$3,000,000.00
$4,000,000.00
$5,000,000.00
$6,000,000.00
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Current Methods Energy Measures
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WHAT’S THE COST?
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MEASURING SUCCESS
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: CARBON EMISSION
REDUCTION
ENERGY EFFICIENCY: NORMALIZED,
CALENDARIZED
ECONOMIC IMPACT: (COST
REDUCTION/DEVELOPMENT)
INTERNAL / EXTERNAL REVIEW
TRENDS:
EMERGING STATE AND NATIONAL PATTERNS
AND EVOLVING STANDARDS
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ENERGY PLANNING
PARKS 5 YEAR MASTER PLAN
NOT DIRECTLY MENTIONED IN IDNR-OR
GUIDELINES
IMPORTANT TO CONSIDER WHILE
ANALYZING ACTION ITEM CAPITAL PROJECTS
AND OPERATING COSTS
ENERGY SAVINGS TO PAY FOR FUTURE
IMPROVEMENTS
COMPREHENSIVE PLANS
INTEGRATE ENERGY PLANNING INTO PARKS
AND RECREATION SECTION
CONNECTION BETWEEN MUNICIPAL
DEPARTMENTS
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CONCLUSIONS
START SMALL
FOCUS INITIALLY ON QUICK R.O.I. PROJECTS
REDUCING ENERGY CONSUMPTION IS THE
EASIEST ENERGY SAVINGS
EDUCATE YOUR STAFF/CO-WORKERS
MINIMIZE ENERGY PEAKS
HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY
STRONG CONNECTION BETWEEN ENERGY,
HEALTH, AND SUSTAINABILITY.
COLLABORATING AND PLANNING FOR BEST
RESULTS
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THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT