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ESA Memo to City of Pleasanton:June 13,2016 <br /> Table 2 <br /> 2005 and 2010(Revised) Community Emissions by Sector(CO2e MT) <br /> Emission Sector 2005 2010 %Change <br /> Transportation(on-road) 401,550 402,4197 0.2% <br /> Transportation(off-road) 25,410 25,4658 0.2% <br /> Commercial/lndustrial Electricity9 90,498 72,291 -20.1% <br /> Commercial/Industrial Natural Gas 43,455 44,525 2.5% <br /> Commercial/Industrial—Other fuels1° 3,298 16,065 387% <br /> Residential Electricity 46.881 41,116 -12.3% <br /> Residential Natural Gas 66,684 69,741 4.6% <br /> Solid Waste Disposal 38.826 21,128 -45.6% <br /> Water and Wastewater Systems 11 34,264 36,367 6.1% <br /> Municipal Operations 5,370 4,990 -7.1% <br /> Iota 756,234 734 C 24?' <br /> Recommendations for Further Study <br /> 1. Benchmark Alameda CCA Approach Against Existing CCAs. <br /> Over the past 6 years many communities have developed and implemented CCAs. As such,their <br /> experiences,strategies,and approaches to providing their customers with a cost competitive and <br /> cleaner energy alternative can be instructive. We do note,that such a comparison is NOT included <br /> in the Technical Study RFP and therefore was out of scope for the Study. However,we believe that <br /> such a comparison could be beneficial for the CCA advisory board as well as the individual <br /> municipal participants. <br /> 7 Estimate based on population and job growth between 2005 and 2010. <br /> 8 Estimate based on population and job growth between 2005 and 2010. <br /> 9 Direct Access(DA)electricity was likely over-estimated in 2005 inventory using County-wide DA data provided by the CEC.PG&E's <br /> 2010 electricity data shows that DA electricity use in Pleasanton is much smaller,and is negligible relative to overall usage. <br /> 10 High quality stationary source data for 2010 was provided by BAAQMD.This was unavailable for 2005 inventory and it is likely that <br /> stationary emissions were underestimated in 2005;however,the 2010 data may include some utility-provided natural gas which would <br /> be considered double-counting. <br /> 11 Includes power used for upstream water conveyance that occurs beyond the City limits,and indirect process and fugitive emissions <br /> from septic tanks and wastewater treatment processes.Note that indirect emissions from electricity used to convey water and <br /> wastewater within the City is included in Municipal Operations. <br /> 9 <br />