The City of San Diego

Sustainable Smart Green City

April 26, 2017

Strategy 1 Energy & Water Efficient Buildings • Municipal Energy Strategy Plan • Reduce municipal energy consumption

• 15% by 2020 (2010 baseline) • Additional 25% by 2035

Strategy 2 Clean & Renewable Energy • Achieve 100% renewable energy city-wide by 2035 • Increase municipal zero emissions vehicles

Climate Action Plan

City of San Diego

City of San Diego

The City’s approach since 2001 is focused on the following majors areas:

1. Manage City energy use 2. Promote energy conservation 3. Pursue energy independence in City facilities 4. Coordinate regulatory and policy engagement

City’s Comprehensive Energy Program

• Energy Data • Energy Efficiency • Distributed Generation and Storage • Energy Management & Behavior • Electric Vehicles • Financing • Communications & Transparency

• Community and Stakeholder Engagement

Municipal Energy Strategy

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Energy Data

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Source: http://envitronicz.com/energylogiciq/

http://envitronicz.com/energylogiciq/

Energy Efficiency

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City Gym Lighting Improvements

Distributed Generation and Storage

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North Clairemont Library Photovoltaics

Alvarado Water Treatment Plant Photovoltaics

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•Street Light Retrofit Savings - $1.7 million/yr since 2014 •Upcoming Outdoor Lighting Retrofit 2017- $2.4 million/yr •Public Utilities Department Savings - $2.8 million/yr •First Solar PPA’s in 2006/2007 for Water Treatment plants •Implementing additional PPA’s at 19 City sites in 2017 •Developing new opportunities

City Savings Impact

Financing

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•Financed through implementers •Energy Efficiency Partnership Program •Utility On-bill financing •Community Development Block Grants •California Energy Commission loans •Lease or Direct Purchase •Power Purchase Agreements •Community Development Block Grants •Others?

City of San Diego

#1 Solar City

City of San Diego

Clean & Renewable Energy

• Achieve 100% renewable energy city-wide by 2035 • Increase Local Control over energy supply • Combination of on-site generation & large scale renewables • Focus on job creation with locally installed renewable

generation

•Sustainable Energy Advisory Board

•Green Business Network •Improve energy conservation, water and waste reduction, and recycling hazardous materials

•Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs

•Enable property owners to finance their energy efficiency and/or renewable projects long term through tax property bills

Community and Stakeholder Engagement

City of San Diego

City of San Diego

Jack Clark JHClark@SanDiego.gov

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