Panama Bartholomy

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Californias Energy Policies

• Panama Bartholomy
• Advisor to Chairman Douglas
• California Energy Commission

North Coast Opportunities 5/5/09 Ukiah, CA
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Where We Are Going Today

• Climate
• Electricity
• Efficiency
• Renewables
• Natural Gas
• Transportation
• Stimulus
• Summation

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Executive Order S-3-05

• June 1, 2005
• CA will reduce Greenhouse Gases to
• 2000 levels by 2010
• 1990 levels by 2020
• 80 below 1990 levels by 2050

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Californias Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2004
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AB 32 The Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006
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Magnitude of the Challenge
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Reductions Needed to Reach 2050 Targets
moderate growth
low growth
Allowable emissions rate in 2050
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Climate Change Scoping PlanA Framework for Change
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Recommended Reduction Measures Reductions Counted
Towards 2020 Target

• Million Solar Roofs
• Medium/Heavy Duty Vehicles
• High Speed Rail
• Industrial Measures
• High Global Warming Potential Gas Measures
• Sustainable Forests
• Oil and Gas Extraction and Transmission
• Additional Reductions

• California Light-Duty Vehicle Greenhouse Gas
  Standards
• Energy Efficiency
• Renewables Portfolio Standard (33 by 2020)
• Low Carbon Fuel Standard
• Regional Transportation-Related GHG Targets
• Goods Movement
• Recycling and Waste (landfill methane capture)

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Energy Efficiency Results To-Date
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• 2007 Integrated Energy Policy Report
• Require net zero energy by 2020 for residences
  and 2030 for commercial buildings.

• CPUC and CEC Big, Bold Initiatives
• Will invest over 15 Billion in efficiency by 2030

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Existing Buildings

• 75 of CAs residential buildings and 5.25
  billion square feet of commercial buildings were
  built before 1978s energy efficiency standards

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California Buildings End Use 2004 GHG Emissions

• State-wide GHG Emissions
• 13.6 Residential
• 7.5 Commercial
• 2.3 Industrial

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TVs

• Energy Commission has proposed energy efficiency
  standards for televisions for 2011

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AB 811 Contractual Assessments for Energy
Efficient Equipment

• AB 811 authorizes any city or county to provide
  low-cost financing assistance in the form of
  contractual assessments for . installing solar
  panels, purchasing or installing energy-efficient
  air conditioning units and other energy-saving
  measures that are permanently affixed to real
  property

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Renewable Portfolio Standard
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Delivered Renewables
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Natural Gas
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Solar Hot Water
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Transportation to Buildings vs. Buildings

• Transportation Energy Usage for Average Office
  Building in CA
• 127 KBTU/sq. feet/year

• Operating Energy Usage for Average Office
  Building in CA
• 72 KBTU/sq. feet/year

• How much more energy does the commute to the
  average office building in CA use than the
  building itself

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Transportation GHG Emissions
Passenger cars and heavy-duty trucks 1990
Baseline Emissions 138 MMTCO2E 2004
Baseline Emissions 172 MMTCO2E 2020 Preliminary
Forecasted Emissions 216 MMTCO2E
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On-Road Transportation Sources

• Passenger Vehicles
• 136 MMTCO2E
• Heavy Duty Vehicles
• 36 MMTCO2E

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Tail Pipe and Fuel Standards

• AB 1493, Statutes 2002
• By 2016 vehicles in CA must be 30 more GHG
  efficient than those sold in 2002
• Low Carbon Fuel Standard
• Reduce GHG impacts in CAs transportation fuels
  10 below 2007 levels by 2020.

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VMT
GHG Growth
GHG Growth with AB 1493
GHG Growth with AB 1493 and LCFS
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VMT growth at 1
GHG Growth with 1 VMT Growth , AB 1493 and
LCFS
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California State Flower
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CA Building Greenhouse Gas Emissions 2004
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Federal
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)

• 787 Billion in funding appropriations and tax
  relief
• Nearly 63 billion for energy activities
• 42 billion in appropriations
• 21 billion in energy tax incentives

www.energy.ca.gov/recovery
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ARRA Formula Energy Appropriations

• Total of 11.3 billion in formula-based funding
• 3.1 billion State Energy Program
• Energy Commission will receive 226 million
• 3.2 billion Energy Efficiency and Conservation
  Block Grant Program
• California local governments are expected to
  receive over 300 of million
• Energy Commission is expected receive 49 million

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ARRA Formula Energy Appropriations

• Total of 11.3 billion in formula-based funding
• 5 billion for Low Income Home Weatherization
• Community Services and Development Department
  will receive 185 million
• 300 million nationally for Energy Star Appliance
  Rebates
• Energy Commission is expected receive 30 Million

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The Real Climate Challenge?
In 2010, three people will leave the workforce
for every one that joins
In 2012, it will be four
In 2016, it will be six
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CEC Green Jobs Activities

• Green Building Pre-apprenticeship Training
• Green Building Training for Displaced and
  Incumbent Construction Workers
• Clean Transportation Employment Training
• Greening the Classroom

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Summation

• Need deep efficiency
• Significant amounts of responsible renewables
• Land use is responsible for 2/3 of States GHG
  emissions
• Internalization of costs of climate change
• Lots of money now
• Lots of regulations soon

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Thank You!Panama Bartholomy(916)
654-4896pbarthol_at_energy.state.ca.us