CarbonTaxofBoulder美国波尔多市碳税.pptVIP

Neighborhood sweep program Target housing stock that needs improvement and low- to middle income households (one way to address the equity concerns raised about the regressive nature of the carbon tax) Survey residents about how we can better meet their needs. It’s a tremendous social marketing opportunity City partnered with the University of Colorados Environmental Center green teams and senior volunteers Only 4 audits were completed in 2006 Timing in 2006 did not work well with the student rental schedule – the program rolled out when many students were moving Have seen a lot of interest this year because of media coverage of the CAP and growing interest in EE The city’s water conservation team will be working hand in hand with this effort to achieve water savings as well HP: Look at whole house as a system – E-star diagnostic tools; business model for contractors CFL program: Support market transformation rather than giving out free bulbs ConservED: local nonprofit - Focused education and follow up; allows for tracking behaviors and impacts Also: Working with local energy expert to evaluate the effectiveness of the audit programs, re: energy savings, GHG reduction, etc. Strong focus on addressing needs of the existing housing stock – 90+ percent of Boulder’s homes are already built – so robust retrofit programs will be critical Commercial SectorXcel Energy Commercial rebates and other programs Cooling efficiency Compressed Air efficiency Custom Efficiency Energy Design Assistance Energy Management System Lighting Efficiency Motor Efficiency Recommissioning 第三十页，共三十九页。 Renewable EnergyPrograms Boulder Wind Challenge Solar promotion Ideas: Neighborhood renewable energy competitions Bulk purchases of solar equipment Collaborate with local RE suppliers and nonprofits to maximize visibility and promotion 第三十一页，共三十九页。 Industrial Sector Just 13 industrial customers in Boulder 9% of GHG emissions Focus will be on leveraging Xcel Energy programs Looking