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Water-Energy Nexus Registry Public Workshop #2 Thursday, October 11, 2018 1 Trivia Website Link: Kahoot.it 2 Training: GHG Reporting in in TCRs Platform 3 Training Ryan Cassutt Manager, Voluntary Reporting Programs The Climate

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Thursday, October 11, 2018

Water-Energy Nexus Registry Public Workshop #2

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Trivia

Website Link:

Kahoot.it

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Training: GHG Reporting in in TCR’s Platform

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Training

Ryan Cassutt Manager, Voluntary Reporting Programs The Climate Registry

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Carbon Footprint

The total amount of greenhouse gases that are emitted into the atmosphere each year by an

  • rganization or company, either directly or

indirectly.

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Greenhouse Gases

  • Carbon dioxide (CO2)
  • Methane (CH4)
  • Nitrous oxide (N2O)
  • Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)
  • Perfluorocarbons (PFCs)
  • Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6)
  • Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3)

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Scope 1, 2, and 3

Graphic via Greenhouse Gas Protocol - https://ghgprotocol.org/

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Emissions Scopes

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Steps to the Reporting Process

Identify your reporting boundaries Identify your facilities and sources Organize and collect data on emission sources Quantify and report emissions

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Activity vity Data: : quantity of fuel or material that, when used, emits GHGs Emissi ssion n Factor : converts activity data into amount

  • f GHGs

GHGs

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e.g. gallons of gasoline, SCF of natural gas, Mwh of electricity e.g. 9.13 kg CO2 emitted per one gallon

  • f motor gasoline

combusted

Once you have the data, how do you calculate emissions?

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Quantifying Emissions

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Scope 2 Accounting (Purchased Electricity, Steam, Heat or Cooling) Two accounting methods help clarify renewable energy claims and accounting:

  • Location-based method
  • Market-based method

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Quantifying Scope 2 Emissions

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Location-Based Method

  • Reflects emissions

as they occur on the local grid

  • Primarily uses grid-

average emission factors

  • I.e. emission factors

reflecting emissions profile of power consumed in region

  • Reflects overall

fuel/generation mix

  • f power in region

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Quantifying Scope 2 Emissions

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Market-based Method

  • Reflects the GHG emissions

associated with choices you make about energy supply or purchase.

  • Allows you to claim the specific

emission rate associated with energy purchases

  • Emission factors specific to

renewable energy purchases: RECs, PPAs, etc.

  • Utility-specific emission factors

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Quantifying Scope 2 Emissions

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Demonstration: Submitting Data in in CRIS IS

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Overview

  • Defining Facilities
  • Entering data
  • Submission Process
  • Running reports
  • Accessing public inventories

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CRIS Submission Workflow

Draft Locked Verification in Progress Submit Positive Verification Finding TCR Accepted

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GHG Reporting from a Water Agency Perspective

Warren Teitz Team Manager, Resource Development Metropolitan Water District of Southern California

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Trivia

Website Link:

Kahoot.it

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Next Steps – Key Dates

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  • November 29: Working Group key

issues call

  • January 2019: Launch of public

comment period

  • February 2019: Public comment period

continues

  • April 2019: In-person workshop #3 in

Central California

  • May 2019: Program launch
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Key Resources

  • TCR’s Water-Energy Nexus Registry page
  • Program overview
  • Current and upcoming workshop info

(technical support documents on today’s key topics)

  • FAQs
  • Working Group members:
  • Technical Support Documents
  • Meeting notes, recordings and slide decks
  • General Reporting Protocol Page
  • Other GHG guidance available (Electric

Power Sector Protocol, Local Government Operations Protocol, Transit Agency Metrics, etc.)

  • Default Emission Factors

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Thank you!

Meeting notes, recording, and slide deck will be available on the Water- Energy Nexus Registry page on TCR’s website:

www.theclimateregistry.org/programs- services/California-water-energy-nexus-registry

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