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City staff give update on Climate Action and Adaptation Plan priorities, quantify emission reductions and next budget steps
Summary
The city's sustainability office reported preliminary greenhouse-gas reduction estimates for 20 prioritized CAP actions—major potential reductions come from utility partnerships and vicinity-energy—while staff continue cost verification and expect to return with fiscal recommendations this fall.
Chief sustainability officer Annabelle Wilkinson presented a progress update and preliminary feasibility analysis of the commission’s 20 prioritized actions in the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan on April 14.
Working with Fresh Coast Climate Solutions, staff estimated greenhouse-gas reduction potential and co-benefits for the priority actions. Wilkinson said the city’s largest opportunities are partnering with utilities to meet clean-energy commitments (just under…
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