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THE CITY OF <br />Chapter 6 — =� <br />Water Supply Characterization PLEASANTON. <br />Table 6-11. Recommended Energy Intensity (DWR Table 0-113) <br />Enter Start Date for Reporting Period 1/1/2019 <br />Urban Water Supplier Operational Control <br />End Date 12/31/2019 <br />Sum of All <br />Water <br />Non -Consequential <br />nn <br />qs upstream embedded in the values <br />reported? <br />Management <br />Hydropower <br />Processes <br />Water Volume Units Used JAF <br />Total Utility <br />Hydropower Net Utility <br />13,878 <br />0 13878 <br />Volume of Water Entering Process (volume unit) <br />Energy Consumed (kWh) <br />2,817,999 <br />0 2817999 <br />Energy Intensity (kWh/volume) <br />203.1 <br />0.0 203.1 <br />Quantity of Self -Generated Renewable Energy <br />0 kWh <br />Data Quality (Estimate, Metered Data, Combination of Estimates and Metered Data) <br />Metered Data <br />Data Quality Narrative: <br />Data is provided by the City from flow meters in the water distribution system and electric meters at <br />its water facilities. <br />Narrative: <br />Water management processes consuming energy include <br />distribution/pumping, storage tank <br />operations, and groundwater pumping and treatment. <br />As discussed in Section 6.2.5, the City collects and transports wastewater to be treated by DSRSD and <br />Livermore. The energy intensity associated with <br />conveyance only) for 2019 is provided in Table 6-12. <br />services is approximately 40.8 kWh/AF. <br />the City's wastewater services (i.e., collection/ <br />The total energy intensity for the City's wastewater <br />The City's recycled water system does not consume significant amounts of energy. DSRSD and Livermore's <br />wastewater and recycled water systems are outside of the City's operational control; thus, energy <br />required for DSRSD to treat wastewater from the City, and energy for DSRSD and Livermore to produce <br />and deliver recycled water to the City, are excluded. Since the City's recycled water distribution system <br />currently consists of only pipelines, the total energy intensity for the City's recycled water services is <br />0 kWh/AF.12 <br />12 The City has constructed a recycled water booster pump station at the Ken Mercer Sports Park, but it was not put <br />into service until 2021. <br />WEST YOST <br />N-680-60-20-04-WP-R-680-2020UWMP <br />6-35 <br />City of Pleasanton <br />2020 Urban Water Management Plan <br />May 2021 <br />