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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
8/17/2010
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
URBAN HABITAT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
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• <br /> KEMA k <br /> Betty W. Seto <br /> Profession: Consultant <br /> Years of Experience: 8 <br /> Education: M.S. /2006 /Environmental Science and Management/University of <br /> California, Santa Barbara/ Specialization: Corporate Environmental <br /> Management <br /> B.S. /2001 /Mechanical Engineering /Rice University, Houston, TX <br /> Years with KEMA: 3 <br /> Key Qualifications: <br /> Betty Seto is an experienced project manager who oversees greenhouse gas emission inventory projects <br /> and climate mitigation assessment studies for municipal and utility clients. She also specializes in energy <br /> efficiency program evaluation, end USE: and measure load shapes, renewable energy market and project <br /> feasibility studies. Areas of expertise include market research, engineering analysis and emissions <br /> calculations. <br /> Selected Professional Experience: <br /> • Climate Action Plan and Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG), City <br /> of San Leandro (2009): Project Manager for project to develop a Climate Action Plan to reduce <br /> community wide emissions by 25% by 2020. The plan includes goals and measures to reduce <br /> emissions from community buildings, land use and transportation, waste, and municipal <br /> operations. The climate action plan process includes stakeholder engagement with City staff, <br /> the City Council, and the public. Project is currently underway and will be completed in time to <br /> submit to City Council in early December 2009. <br /> • Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Climate Action Plan, City of Sunnyvale (2007 — 2008): <br /> Project Manager to quantify CO2 emissions related to City facilities and operations, including <br /> fleet, cogeneration plant, buildings and street lighting. Worked with City staff to resolve data <br /> quality issues and calculated emissions attributable to electricity generated on -site for City <br /> operations versus for export to PG&E grid. Assessed emissions reduction potential related to <br /> City facilities. <br /> • Sustainable Silicon Valley Regionalizing CO2 Reduction Best Practices for Small <br /> Businesses (2007 — 2008): Project Manager for the development of a Guidebook for small to <br /> medium businesses to improve energy efficiency in their facility. Oversaw the completion of 10 <br /> in -depth interviews with local businesses, and aggregation of resources available to businesses <br /> interested in efficiency. Also facilitated 4 training sessions for the target audience. <br /> • Greenhouse Gas Footprint Study and Climate Action Plan, City of Roseville (2007 — 2009): <br /> Project Manager to conduct conducting a GHG emissions inventory as part of the City's <br /> participation in the California Climate Action Registry and newly formed The Climate Registry. <br /> The footprint includes all commercial facilities related to City operations, including fleet vehicles. <br /> The project will recommend cost - effective strategies for City of Roseville to reduce it's <br /> greenhouse gas footprint <br /> 1 <br />
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