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401CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - CommunityNotRepeatable7.0aCities-7.0a-GHGReductionC30% Reduction (Approx. 20m tCO2) against 2020 BAU. Do not want to disclose baseline emissions.1Cities-7.0a-C6-Comment6
402CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - CommunityNotRepeatable7.0aCities-7.0a-GHGReductionCEnergy, Industry, Agriculture and land use, Waste.1Cities-7.0a-C4-GHGSource4
403CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.6Cities-C1.6-GHGEmissionsData4597752Cities-C1.6-C2-Emissions2
404CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.6Cities-C1.6-GHGEmissionsDataEnergy carrier (energy balance type LCA; according to 2000-Watt-methodology): District heat4Cities-C1.6-C1-EndUser1
405CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.7Cities-C1.7-GHGEmissionsData8202Cities-C1.7-C2-Amount2
406CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.7Cities-C1.7-GHGEmissionsDataDiesel/Gas oil3Cities-C1.7-C1-Fuel1
407CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.7Cities-C1.7-GHGEmissionsDataGWh2Cities-C1.7-C3-EnergyUnits3
408CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.7Cities-C1.7-GHGEmissionsDataMotor gasoline (petrol)1Cities-C1.7-C1-Fuel1
409CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - Local Government OperationsNotRepeatable6Cities-6.0-GHGReductionLGO00
410CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - Local Government OperationsNotRepeatable6.1Cities-6.1-GHGReductionLGO3Cities-6.1-C2-AnticipatedEmissions2
411CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - Local Government OperationsNotRepeatable6.1Cities-6.1-GHGReductionLGO6Cities-6.1-C2-AnticipatedEmissions2
412CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - Local Government OperationsNotRepeatable6.1Cities-6.1-GHGReductionLGOAs revealing information on energy consumption legalized, over a certain size for buildings on greenhouse gas emission rate and energy consumption rate are managed.2Cities-6.1-C3-ActionDescription3
413CDP Cities 201344182Incheon Metropolitan CityStrategyGHG Emissions Reduction - Local Government OperationsNotRepeatable6.1Cities-6.1-GHGReductionLGOEnergy Demand in Buildings > Switching to low-carbon fuels5Cities-6.1-C1-EmissionsReduction1
414CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1Cities-1.0-GovernanceThe Energy Master Plan is an energy policy tool of the City of Zurich. It defines the principles, objectives, tasks and implementation processes of the city’s energy and climate policy and sets out the referring competencies. It also provides an overview of the main policy strategies and forms the basis for harmonizing energy policy with other municipal policies such as environmental policy (Environment Master Plan), development planning or transport policy (Mobility Strategy) and the action plans of various departments.The municipal council has developed the Energy Master Plan in order to utilize its scope of action to promote a proactive and coordinated energy and climate policy, to implement the requirements of the municipal code, and to make a substantial contribution to implementing the 2000 watt society. Last, but not least, the Energy Master Plan will help ensure that the City of Zurich continues to meet the requirements of the "European Energy Gold Award" and to set an example in energy policy. The Energy Master Plan is approved by the cantonal administration as part of municipal energy planning and has a binding effect on authorities.Zurich’s municipal energy policy defines the following objectives, which are based on energy and climate protection laws of the Swiss federal government and the Canton of Zurich and reflect the targets of the 2000 watt society set out in the municipal code:• To secure an adequate, economically viable energy supply that is environmentally compatible and conserves resources;• To reduce the emission of CO2 and other greenhouse gases substantially;1• To reduce primary energy consumption considerably.2The Energy Master Plan defines quantitative targets for the main parameters of the 2000 watt society, i.e. primary energy consumption and associated emissions of greenhouse gases. These are differentiated for the city area and the city administration. The definition is derived from the political mandate set down in the municipal code, namely to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (CO2 equivalents) to one tonne per person (i.e. resident) by 2050. Various policies and strategies of the City of Zurich additionally define selected targets for individual areas.Intermediate targets to be achieved by 2020 and 2035 have been defined to provide a degree of control over the implementation of objectives. These represent benchmarks that will be periodically reviewed as part of the ongoing implementation process and adjusted to changing framework conditions. Specific targets to be attained per person and relative objectives to be attained by the city administration apply for the city area. The total energy consumption serves as a basis for the energy balances and monitoring of objectives. Grey energy hidden in goods and services and the relevant grey greenhouse gas emissions shall be captured in a shadow energy balance.Long-term strategies and scenarios form the basis for defining quantitative targets along a time line. These include:• for power supply: the Future of Electricity of the City of Zurich• for heat supply: the 2050 Energy Supply Concept • for mobility: the Mobility Strategy• for settlement development: Spatial development strategy (RES) These strategies and their underlying scenarios and assumptions are periodically reviewed and adjusted to reflect actual developments in order to control the transformation towards the 2000 watt society. In this context, the crucial factors are: • the demand for energy-consuming goods and services (sufficiency); • the specific energy consumption associated with providing desired goods and services (energy efficiency); • the mix of energy sources.The City of Zurich applies the following tools to define and calculate target processes and to verify whether targets have been reached: • the ewz navigator (electricity supply and demand), • the building stock model (energy demand in buildings), • the “mobility quantity structure”, • the "ECORegion" calculator (to prepare an energy and greenhouse gas balance). For more information please visit the following website: www.stadt-zuerich.ch/energie1... the municipal code of the City of Zurich enshrines the target of reducing annual CO2 emissions to one tonne per resident by 2050. The term CO2 emissions here refers to emissions of greenhouse gases (CO2 equivalents) from the energy sector (heating, power, mobility).?2... primary energy consumption comprises the energy consumption throughout the entire energy utilization chain, from extracting and converting energy resources through to providing usable energy.00
415CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceEco-Compass for SMBs:Saving energy also means saving money. However, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) do not usually have the capacity and knowledge required for energy optimization of their own operations. For this reason, the City of Zurich has set up another pilot project for environmental consultation: Eco-Compass (Öko-Kompass). This is geared towards the city’s small and medium-sized businesses. The goal of the four-year pilot phase is to reach ten percent of Zurich’s 25,000 SMBs.Eco-Compass helps the SMB to find suitable company internal environmental protection measures and allocates the funding which is available for this purpose. A telephone consultation on all themes relating to energy and the environment is free of charge. On-site consultations, intendedto demonstrate profitable energy-saving and material-saving measures, are also cost-free if the respective business implements at least one of the arranged measures within half a year.Eco-Compass is backed by a wide range of funding bodies, including the city administration, trade associations and companies. Fifty professional associations and industry associations support it in its efforts.5Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
416CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-Governanceewz energy consultancy:As a city-owned energy service provider, Zurich’s power company ewz offers consultations to its customers. These consultations are individually adapted to suit the needs of large customers, SMBs or households. The goal of the consultations is to increase the energy efficiency of systems and equipment. They are also intended to contribute to general awareness regarding rational, economical and safe use of energy. At no cost, Zurich’s power company ewz lets its customers borrow measuring devices which make it possible to detect electricity guzzlers.4Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
417CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary2Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
418CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary6Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
419CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary9Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
420CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.7Cities-LGO1.7-GHGEmissionsData550941Cities-LGO1.7-C1-Scope11
421CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsData184Cities-LGO1.9-C3-Emissions3
422CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsData1845Cities-LGO1.9-C3-Emissions3
423CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsData427927Cities-LGO1.9-C3-Emissions3
424CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsDataMunicipal building - facilities2Cities-LGO1.9-C1-Department1
425CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsDataMunicipal Building - heat1Cities-LGO1.9-C1-Department1
426CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableC1.8Cities-C1.8-GHGEmissionsDataElectricity1Cities-C1.8-C1-Type1
427CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableCommunity - GHG Emissions DataCommunity---GHG-Emissions-Data-Attachmenthttps://www.cdproject.net/sites/2013/49/35449/CDP Cities 2013/Shared Documents/Attachments/CDPCities2013/Community-GHGEmissionsData/Energiepolitik StZH Jahresbericht 2011 2012 07 02.pdf60
428CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichCommunityCommunity - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableCommunity - GHG Emissions DataCommunity---GHG-Emissions-Data-Attachmenthttps://www.cdproject.net/sites/2013/49/35449/CDP Cities 2013/Shared Documents/Attachments/CDPCities2013/Community-GHGEmissionsData/Umsetzung_Mobstrategie_das_wichtigste.pdf30
429CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-Governance“Return delivery tariff” for electricity from decentralized plants:A return delivery tariff for feeding excess energy into the grid is paid by Zurich’s power company ewz.12Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
430CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceCitizens14Cities-1.1a-C1-Incentives1
431CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceCity agencies/departments2Cities-1.1a-C1-Incentives1
432CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-Governanceewz* efficiency bonus: In 2006 Zurich’s power company ewz introduced the efficiency bonus for large electricity consumers (more than 60’000 kWh/year). This is a kind of reverse bulk discount: anyone who can prove that they have increased their energy efficiency (power and heat) is granted a ten percent price reduction on their electricity bill. In order to benefit from the efficiency bonus, a company must enter into a target agreement with Canton Zurich or the Energy Agency for the Economy (EnAW), which also check that the agreement is adhered to.In 2011, around 210 companies, which account for a third of the city area’s electricity consumption, profited from the efficiency bonus. This enabled 20.2 million kilowatt hours of electricity and 10.4 million kilowatt hours of heat to be saved. The bonus sum amounted to 14.1 million CHF.*Zurich’s power company ewz1Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
433CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceFinancial bonus for combination systems solar-heating and natural gas:The bonus applies to the integration of a solar-heating system in a hot water installation or gas heating system. Once the combined heating system is put into operation, a premium of CHF 1’500 will be paid to the owner.9Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
434CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceFinancial bonus heating/hot water from oil to natural gas:The bonus applies for the change from oil heating to natural gas in the supply area of Erdgas Zurich AG. Once the natural gas heating system is installed, the bonus is paid to the owner. One- and two family house: CHF 1’000Multi-family house: CHF 2’000Business: (greater 100kW): CHF 5’0008Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
435CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary8Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
436CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary11Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
437CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceMonetary18Cities-1.1a-C2-Type2
438CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceOther: Citizens / companies9Cities-1.1a-C1-Incentives1
439CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceOther: Citizens / companies18Cities-1.1a-C1-Incentives1
440CDP Cities 201335449Stadt ZürichGovernanceGovernanceNotRepeatable1.1aCities-1.1a-GovernanceProgram “Mobility management in companies”:After a successful campaign from 2008 until 2012 a multi-year program will be continued. Promoters are cities, communities and organizations, which in turn approach companies as part of their own program and finish a contract with SwissEnergy for municipalities. New promoters receive a one-time fee of CHF 5'000. In addition, all promoters receive a further fee of max. CHF 5'000, for each company participating. The long term goal is to establish a mobility management in companies without government subsidies.7Cities-1.1a-C3-ProgramDescription3
441CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsDataPublic Lighting3Cities-LGO1.9-C1-Department1
442CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsDataScope 11Cities-LGO1.9-C2-Type2
443CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - GHG Emissions DataNotRepeatableLGO1.9Cities-LGO1.9-GHGEmissionsDataScope 23Cities-LGO1.9-C2-Type2
444CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.1Cities-LGO1.1-MethodologyOther: Our GHG emissions inventory take into account all the emissions due to civil activities in the territory except agriculture, industry and power generation.00
445CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyBuses3Cities-LGO1.2-C1-Emissions1
446CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyElectricity transmission and distribution5Cities-LGO1.2-C1-Emissions1
447CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyEmployee commuting6Cities-LGO1.2-C1-Emissions1
448CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyIncluded3Cities-LGO1.2-C2-Status2
449CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyLocal trains9Cities-LGO1.2-C1-Emissions1
450CDP Cities 201336254Comune di VeneziaGovernmentLocal Government - MethodologyNotRepeatableLGO1.2Cities-LGO1.2-MethodologyMunicipal vehicle fleet11Cities-LGO1.2-C1-Emissions1

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