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August 22, 2013
Jennifer C. MacDonald, Director
Sustainability Performance Office
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE Sustainability Overview
Department of Energy Sites
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Then- 2008 baseline
Scope 1 & 2 GHGs – Then, Now…Goal: 28% reduction by FY20 from the FY08 baseline
2008 20120
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DOE: 34.3% Reduction
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4ORNL’s New Biomass Steam Plant
Scope 1 & 2 GHGs – WOW!Goal: 28% reduction by FY20 from the FY08 baseline
Scope 3 GHGs – Then, Now…Goal: 13% reduction by FY20 from the FY08 baseline
Then- 2008 baseline
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DOE: 15.3% Reduction796,680
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2003 20120
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222,476
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2012 Energy Intensity- Then, Now…Goal: 30% reduction by FY15 from the FY03 baseline
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DOE Reduction: 23.5%
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7NREL’s Research Support Facility
2012 Energy Intensity- WOW!Goal: 30% reduction by FY15 from the FY03 baseline
2012 Renewable Energy- Then, Now…Goal: 5% in 2012, 7.5% thereafter
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2008 20120
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Then- 2008 baseline Now- 2012
DOE Total: 17.5 %
9SRS Biomass Cogeneration Facility
2012 Renewable Energy- WOW!Goal: 5% in 2012, 7.5% thereafter
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2007 20120
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2012 Water Intensity- Then, Now…Goal: 26% reduction by FY20 from the FY07 Baseline
Then- 2007 baseline
DOE Reduction: 16.6%
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11Portsmouth Site
2012 Water Intensity- WOW!Goal: 26% reduction by FY20 from the FY07 Baseline
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Petroleum – Then, Now…Goal: 30% reduction by FY20 from the FY05 baseline
Then- 2005 baseline
2005 20120
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DOE: 8.4% Reduction
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Petroleum – WOW!Goal: 30% reduction by FY20 from the FY05 baseline
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2010 20120
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HPSB – Then, Now…Goal: 15% of buildings over 5,000 GSF by FY15
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DOE: 66% Increase
15Hanford West Groundwater Treatment Facility
HPSB – WOW!Goal: 15% of buildings over 5,000 GSF by FY15
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1,400,000
1,600,000
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1,490,562
Alternative Fuel- Then, Now…Goal: 159.4% increase by FY15 from the FY05 baseline
Then- 2005 baseline
DOE: 138.6% Increase
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Alternative Fuel- WOW!Goal: 159.4% increase by FY15 from the FY05 baseline
FY 2012 CEQ/OMB Scorecard
Scope 1&2 GHG Emissions Reduction TargetFor Scope 1&2 GHG Reduction Target of 28% by 2020:34.3% reduction and on track
> 20% year over year reduction
Scope 3 GHG Emission Reduction TargetFor Scope 3 GHG Reduction Target of 13% by 2020:15.3% reduction and on track
> 10% year over year reduction
Reduction in Energy IntensityReduction in energy intensity in goal-subject facilities compared with 2003:23.5% reduction and on track for 30% by 2015
On track
Use of Renewable EnergyUse of renewable energy as a percent of facility electricity use:Total of 17.5% from renewable electricity sources including at least 3.5% from new sources
Using RE > 3 times statutory requirement
Reduction in Potable Water IntensityReduction in potable water intensity compared with 2007:16.6% reduction and on track for 26% by 2020
On track
Reduction in Fleet Petroleum UseReduction in fleet petroleum use compared to 2005:8.4% reduction and not on track
> 3% reduction from FY 2011
Green BuildingsSustainable green buildings:2.66% of buildings sustainable4.0% GSF of inventory sustainable
66% increased compliance from FY 2011
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• Increased renewable energy goal• Climate adaptation• Performance contracting• Continue improving buildings sustainability
performance• Utilizing metering and data to improve performance
Looking Forward: FY 2014 and Beyond
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Thank you!
www.sustainability.energy.gov
Jennifer C. MacDonald
(202) 586-8645