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Understanding the baseline emissions from each sector allows targets to beset to decrease emissions overtime. <br />Using the wedge diagram tool, emissions reductions can be visualized to see which strategies have the greatest <br />impact. The planned emissions graph (Figure 5) shows businesses -as -usual emissions to demonstrate the <br />emissions reductions that result from the actions in this plan. The gray line across the top of the wedges depicts <br />the business -as -usual (BAU) emissions; the wedges beneath the BAU line represent carbon emissions reduction <br />by sector over time. The CAP focuses on strategies that can be implemented by 2030 (orange dashed line) to set <br />the city on a trajectory toward its ultimate goal of being carbon neutral by 2040. The gray and dark gray wedges <br />at the bottom represent the remaining emissions that will need to be met through implementation of the <br />advanced strategies. In other words, realizing the targets of every strategy of the seven action areas will not get <br />the city to carbon neutral. The remaining emissions come from transportation (especially heavy-duty vehicles <br />and air travel), and natural gas consumption in buildings that have exhausted efficiency measures. The city will <br />need to evaluate its progress and make adjustments along the way to ensure that it continues to reduce <br />emissions. <br />PLANNED EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS BY SECTOR <br />tonnes CO2e <br />1,000,000 <br />900,000 <br />800,000 <br />700,000 <br />600,000 <br />500,000 <br />400,000 - <br />ECommercial/Industrial Efficiency <br />Residential Efficiency <br />300,000 <br />■ Electric Grid Mix <br />Renewable Energy <br />200,000 <br />■ Travel Strategies <br />100,000 <br />0 Waste Strategies <br />■ Advanced Thermal Strategies & Offsets <br />■ Advanced Travel Strategies & Offsets <br />I <br />2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 <br />Business -As -Usual ••••• Goal <br />Figure 5 Total emissions reductions resulting from CAP implementation <br />The Advanced Strategies section of the CAP offers suggestions for various technologies that, while more <br />complicated to implement and require long-range planning, will have significant impact on reducing the city's <br />carbon emissions. Advances in technologies may be available in the future to help further reduce those <br />emissions. For instance, there are companies that are working on electric heavy-duty trucks; electric buses are <br />increasingly integrated into public fleets; and building efficiency and renewable technologies continue to show <br />promise to displace emissions from natural gas. <br />
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