Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP)

City of Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan Open HouseStation 1Ashland’s Carbon FootprintCO2Where do emissions come from? This chart shows how different sources and sectors contribute to Ashland’s 2015 carbon footprint. How have Ashland’s emissions changed over time? Total emissions in Ashland have decreased by 10% between 2011 and 2015. This is largely driven by decreases in electricity and natural gas use, as well as increased hydro electricity generation. How do consumption emissions stack up? Emissions from household goods are dominated by home construction, furniture, clothing, and vehicle purchases, while the production of meat accounts for a large share of food consumption emissions from Ashland residents.