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2.3 GHG Emissions Reduction Targets <br />Recognizing that state and federal policies will reduce emissions, the City aims to deepen GHG <br />emissions reductions through local targets, strategies, and actions. <br />The CAP 2.0 includes a linear emissions reduction target pathway that complies with the latest <br />state -level policies and supports a qualified CAP through 2030. This pathway includes GHG <br />emission reduction targets to reduce emissions to 4.1 MTCOse per capita by 2030 and work <br />towards per capita carbon neutrality by 2045. The targets set in the CAP 2.0 align Pleasanton <br />with the long-term path set by the state (i.e., SB 32, EO B-55-18, EO S-3-05), with a more <br />aggressive interim 2030 target. The City chose a pathway that exceeds state GHG emissions <br />reduction requirements in 2030 to underscore the importance of early and consistent action. <br />Actions that are taken today set the foundation for achieving carbon neutrality, help ensure <br />a smooth transition for system -changing actions, and enable emissions reductions to occur <br />sooner, making them more impactful. <br />The CAP includes actions over the next 10 years and is intended to be qualified through 2030, at <br />which point it will be updated to lay out the next decade of actions. <br />14 <br />12 <br />M <br />a 10 <br />m <br />v <br />a, 8 <br />CL <br />a <br />O 6 <br />u <br />~ 4 <br />2 <br />0 <br />— BAU <br />ABAU <br />..... Existing ongoing actions <br />Pleasanton adopted <br />target pathway <br />OPleasanton target <br />• SB -32 Target <br />* B-55-18 Target <br />■ S-03-05 Target <br />1990 2017 2030 2045 <br />Pleasanton Cl.mate Action Plan 2.0 Section 2. Climate Vulnerability and GHG Emissions 128 <br />