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Whats New for Reporting to TCR in 2019? (866) 523-0764 x3 help@theclimateregistry.org 1 Housekeeping Attendees are in listen only mode To ask questions: Type your question into the GoToWebinar chat box Or click the raise hand

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What’s New for Reporting to TCR in 2019?

(866) 523-0764 x3 help@theclimateregistry.org

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Attendees are in listen only mode To ask questions:

  • Type your question into the GoToWebinar

chat box

  • Or click the raise hand icon and we

can unmute you

Kelli Wright

Program Coordinator

Housekeeping

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Agenda

  • TCR in 2019
  • Policy & Verification Updates
  • Reporting Program Updates
  • CRIS Updates
  • Success Story from Our Member Network
  • Presentation by Adam Hutchinson, Denver Water

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TCR in 2019

Amy Holm

Director of Programs and Operations 4

COP 25

Chile

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2019 Climate Leadership Conference

REGISTER NOW: https://www.climateleadershipconference.org/ TCR members get 20% off registration with code: CLC-TCR-20

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Policy & Verification Updates

Peggy Kellen

Director of Policy 6

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  • Modular format
  • Streamlined reporting framework
  • Guidance & examples published externally
  • Methodology organization

General Reporting Protocol v. 3.0

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Reporting Protocols, Metrics & Guidance

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Step 1: General Reporting Protocol

  • Introduction
  • Inventory Boundary
  • Emissions

Quantification

  • Advanced Methods
  • Inventory Completion

Step 2: Sector-specific Protocols & Metrics Step 3: Guidance

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Key Updates in GRP v. 3.0

  • Reporting boundaries
  • Organizational boundaries
  • Reporting periods & base years
  • Simplified Estimation Methods (SEMs)
  • ISO 14064-1: 2018 updates
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  • Public Comment Period: Feb. 5 – Mar. 5
  • Submit comments by March 5 using the public comment

feedback form to: policy@theclimareregistry.org

  • All materials published on GRP webpage

GRP Update Process

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  • GRP. 3.0 Implementation

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  • Transitional year for 2019
  • Members may report to GRP v. 2.1 or v. 3.0
  • GRP v. 3.0 available in May

– Piloting new reporting functionality in 2019 – Support for ISO 14064-1: 2018 conformance available in 2020

  • All members report to GRP v. 3.0 in

2020

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2019 Batch Verification

Advanced Waste Management Systems, Inc. (AWM) is the 2019 Batch Verification Body

  • Stay tuned for information on registering for the

Introduction to Batch Verification webinar!

Eligibility requirements:

  • Not more than a total of 1,000 metric tons CO2e

emissions per year from specified sources;

  • No process emissions; and
  • Fugitive emissions must be from specified sources

and less than 5% of emissions

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Reporting Program & CRIS Updates

Ryan Cassutt

Manager of Voluntary Reporting Programs

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Indirect Emissions Disclosure Form

  • Replaces offline Scope 2 and

Biogenic Disclosure forms

  • Features:
  • Automatically calculates Scope 2

emissions

  • Automatically generates list of

Scope 2 instruments

  • Easily submit to verifier
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CRIS DEMONSTRATION

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Additional Help

  • More instructions and

screenshots on using the form in the CRIS User Guide

  • Training video forthcoming
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Reporting & CRIS Reminders

Two ways to create a new emissions year:

  • Spreadsheet upload: Create a new

emissions year by populating and uploading a spreadsheet template to CRIS

  • Create New Emissions Year: Create a

new emissions year under ‘Set Up’ Reminder: Extension Request Form for reporting and verification is no longer required

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Support & Resources

  • Emissions year 2018 will be available in

CRIS on Tuesday, February 19th

  • Updated resources published to the

reporting toolkit

  • Members must register for the toolkit and will be

granted access by TCR staff.

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Where to get started?

  • Reporting for the first time? Start with

Carbon Footprinting 101

  • Questions about reporting? Consult the

Reporting FAQs

  • Questions about Scope 2 requirements?

See the Scope 2 FAQs

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Adam Hutchinson

Energy Management Specialist

Denver Water

INTEGRITY | VISION | PASSION | EXCELLENCE | RESPECT

February 14, 2019

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Denver Water Profile

Denver Water and The Climate Registry, partners in consistent measurement and reporting of carbon emissions Climate Registered™ 2008-2017 and beyond…

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  • 1918 Denver Water Founded when Denver residents bought

Denver Union Water Company

  • 1959 First hydropower completed at Williams Fork Reservoir
  • 1981 “Xeriscape” coined to make water-conserving

landscaping a recognized concept

  • 1995 Recycle Task Force formed, segregated all waste

streams for proper management and disposal

  • 2004 Recycling Plant started providing water to industrial and

irrigation users

  • 2008 First Greenhouse Gas Inventory Produced and

Registered with The Climate Registry

  • 2011 Sustainability incorporated into Strategic Plan
  • 2016 Sustainability Program created
  • 2017 First four LEED certified buildings open as part of

Operations Complex Redevelopment, Open channel hydropower pilot, First Sustainability Guide published, etc…

Denver Water Sustainability Through the Years

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Sustainability Goals Related to GHGI

  • Reduce organization-wide greenhouse gas

emissions 15% from 2015 baseline by 2020

  • Reach energy neutrality by 2020 (includes utility

purchased electricity and natural gas)

  • Energy and Transportation Commitments

– All new construction and remodel projects will have occupancy settings for lighting and HVAC controls. All new and replacement lighting will be LED – All fleet vehicles monitored with software for anti-idling and speed limit fuel efficiency – Continue to identify potential for renewable energy resources across our water system and facilities

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Where does Denver Water stand today?

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10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 CO2e in Metric Tons

Denver Water GHG Trend

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How does this inform business decisions

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0.15% 0.03% 9.54% 0.03% 0.06%

[VALUE]

[VALUE]

Greenhouse Gas Inventory by Emission Type

Scope 1-Stationary- Biomass SEM Scope 1-Stationary SEM Scope 1-Stationary Scope 1-Fugitive Scope 1-Mobile Biogenic Scope 1-Mobile Scope 2-Indirect Electricity

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Where does Denver Water stand today?

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  • 6,000,000
  • 4,000,000
  • 2,000,000

2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 January March May July September November 2017 YTD

KWH Equivalents

Denver Water 2017 Net Energy Use (Electricity and Natural Gas)

  • Negative Values mean net

production (good), 2017 Net Energy = 1.9 Million kWh

  • Xcel Electric Generation

Portfolio

  • 28% Carbon Free
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Sustainability Energy Efficiency 2017-Present

  • ~ 1,000,000 kWh saved through efficiency

projects

  • Energy Management System implementation
  • ~ $25,0000 in rebates. Rebates funding more

savings projects

  • Proposed projects for ~82,000 therm savings

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Denver Water Moving Forward

  • Operational Complex Redevelopment
  • Admin building will be LEED Platinum, Net Zero Energy
  • State of the art daylighting, HVAC, building controls
  • First of kind on site water treatment plant
  • North Treatment Plant
  • Net energy producing treatment plant, hydroelectric generation
  • Optimized treatment efficiency for energy, chemicals, manpower
  • Renewable Energy Projects
  • Photovoltaic Solar: Admin building, solar gardens, pilot project solar for

water quality

  • Hydroelectric: Seven Hydroelectric plants in operation (21.7 MW

capacity), New hydroelectric designed into treatment plant, Open channel hydro pilot project, Investigating PRV and inline conduit hydroelectric generation

  • Denver Water Environmental Stewardship
  • Environmental Compliance, Leading by Example, Healthy Built

Environment, Responsible Operations, Waste Diversion, Climate Adaptation and Mitigation, Environmental Management System, Education and Awareness

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Friendly Reminders

  • Batch Verification participants:
  • Stay tuned for more details. Batch

verification webinar, and deadline will be announced via email.

  • California State Agency reporting deadline:

April 1st

  • All other members recommended reporting

completion: June 30th

  • Join us on social media!

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Welcome, Alissa!

Alissa Benchimol Program Coordinator

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Questions?

(866) 523-0764 x3 help@theclimateregistry.org

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