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Workshop Agenda and Purpose

• Elicit preliminary input on issues to inform the development
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Agenda Start Duration Breakout groups - all (break included) Reporting back - all groups (10mins each)

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15 mins Welcome coffee Introductory comments - City Overview presentation - CRM Next steps - CRM/City

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Potential Sources of GHG Reductions by 2020

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Regulations 445,000 39%

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High Priority Actions Relevant to District Energy

• Develop policy framework outlining where and

when City will direct and how to support renewable energy sources;

• Establish 4 new renewable energy systems with

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• Facilitate at least one conversion of a major

existing energy system to a local renewable energy source.

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Energy Center(s)

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Energy Transfer Stations

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• 6.3 million square feet
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Other Regional DE Activities

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A Scope of a DE Strategy for Vancouver - cont'd

• Characterize potential contribution DE could make to City's energy and GHG

goals

• Spatial scenarios to guide the development of supporting policies and

strategies

• Evaluate ownership and operating options / issues for district energy

systems within the City including system/franchise boundaries

• Evaluate possible impacts of DE on electricity demands (BC Hydro Interest)
• Consider local (distributed) electricity generation opportunities (CHP)

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Geospatial Data Sets

• Existing and projected floor area
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• Large anchor loads
• Existing DE systems
• Major infrastructure (sewer infrastructure, transit stations, parks, etc.)
• Existing planning units (comprehensive development districts, industrial zones, etc.)
• Areas of interest for distributed electricity generation

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Uses of Geospatial Vision

• Guide area-based planning /

feasibility

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benefits of DE

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Ownership Preferences?

• Number and range of models?
• Boundaries of systems?
• Interface among systems?
• Role of larger supply sources and transmission infrastructure?

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