Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)

Potential Progress Indicators CEAP Goal Primary GoalIndicator Target 2015 Baseline Overarching Goal 1: Reduce GHG Emissions MiCommunity GHG emissions (mtCO2e) 8% reduction per year342,480 MiCity GHG emissions (mtCO2e) 0 by 2030 10,757 MiFossil fuel consumption (MMBTU) 50% reduction by 2030; 100% reduction by 2050Unknown Overarching Goal 2: Prepare for Climate Impacts AdN/A (see individual focus areas) N/A N/A Buildings and Energy Reduce building GHG emissions.MiBuilding GHG emissions (mtCO2e) 8% reduction per year82,426 Increase energy and water efficiency in City and private buildings.MiEnergy & water use per square foot (MMBTU/sf & CCF/sf)TBD Unknown Protect Ashland’s building stock and energy supply from climate impacts.AdProportion of buildings that use heat- resistant materials, passive heating/ cooling, and/or white roofs (%) Local renewable energy production (%)TBD Unknown Urban Form, Land Use & Transportation Reduce transportation GHG emissions.MiTransportation GHG emissions (mtCO2e) 8% reduction per year79,000 Reduce community & City employee vehicle miles traveled.MiVehicle miles traveled (miles) TBD Unknown Improve vehicle efficiency and expand low-carbon transport, including within City’s fleet.MiEmissions per mile traveled (mtCO2e/ mile) Transit ridership (passenger miles) and bicycling TBD Unknown Support local and regional sustainable growth.Mi AdAverage city “Walk Score” TBD 53a Protect transportation infrastructure from climate impacts.AdTBD TBD TBD Consumption & Materials Management Reduce solid waste & wastewater GHG emissions.MiSolid waste & wastewater GHG emissions (mtCO2e)% reduction per year6,923 Increase waste diversion through waste prevention, recycling, and composting.MiWaste diverted from landfill to recycling and composting (%)TBD Unknown 111ASHLAND CLIMATE & ENERGY ACTION PLANIMPLEMENTATION PLAN