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Burlington Community Energy Plan Energy Community of Practice Symposium Toronto June 25 th , 2015 Metro Hall, Toronto CEP Actions - Identification, Selection & Accountability How? What? Who? Then what? CEP Actions Identification

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Burlington

Community Energy Plan

Energy Community of Practice Symposium – Toronto

June 25th, 2015 Metro Hall, Toronto

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CEP Actions -

Identification, Selection & Accountability

How? What? Who? Then what?

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CEP Actions

Identification

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GHG Emissions by Sector –

Burlington 1994 – 2011

100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000

1994 2000 2011

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Energy Efficiency

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000

Before 1946 1946-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2004 2005-2011

High density Medium density Low density Residential Housing Breakdown by Age and Density

Opportunity - Focus on older building stock Challenge – Increasing number of energy efficient retrofits

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Burlington CEP

Vision
5 Goals
11 Objectives
55 Actions

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GOAL: Behaviour Change & a Culture of Conservation

It’s not just about technology
Human behaviour is a big part
f the solution
Community engagement

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GOAL: Energy Efficiency

Older building stock
OBC already pretty strong for

new buildings

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GOAL: Energy Generation & Security

Climate change adaptation
Energy security
Economic development
Other jurisdictions
Efficiency gains

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GOAL: Transportation

40% of community greenhouse

gas emissions

Change modal shift
Sustainable transportation

network

Transportation Master Plan

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GOAL: Land Use & Growth

Built form influences

transportation

Intensification opportunities
OP Review
Sustainable development

standards

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CEP Actions

Selection

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Developing the CEP

Steering Committee

City Staff + Burlington Hydro

Stakeholder Advisory Committee

14 local agencies

& organizations

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CEP Actions

Background research – other plans
Iterative process –Steering Committee

and Stakeholder Committee

Prioritization – worked together
Draft document – presented to council
Community engagement period (4

months)

Final review with stakeholders
Presented to council for endorsement

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CEP Priorities

Community engagement &

leveraging existing programs

Retrofitting older buildings
Community energy feasibility study
Complete community & integrated

energy

Complete streets - TMP
OP Policies

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Integrated Community Planning

Land Use, Transportation & Energy

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Actions - Accountability

Progress updates with

stakeholder committee – 2 x year

Task groups – meet more often
City tracks progress – actions,

energy & GHG emissions

Annual reports to council
Review CEP – every 4 years

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Questions?

Lynn Robichaud - Sr. Sustainability Coordinator lynn.robichaud@burlington.ca Capital Works Development & Infrastructure Division City of Burlington www.burlington.ca/CEP