Ulster County, NY Community-Wide Greenhouse Gas Inventory

Ulster County, NY, sought to develop a data-driven climate action plan by assessing its community-wide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To support local climate planning, the County also aimed to equip its 21 municipalities with individual GHG inventories and reporting tools.

Google 24/7 Hourly Electricity Emissions Analysis

The project aimed to develop a new approach for accounting for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in local community inventories. This method would consider how electricity generation sources on the grid fluctuate throughout the day and across different seasons, as well as how electricity demand varies. The goal was to provide local governments with actionable data […]

Pennsylvania Local Climate Action Program

The Pennsylvania Local Climate Action Program connected Penn State students with local governments to assess their greenhouse gas emissions and develop strategies for climate action. Many participating communities, including small townships and boroughs, gained emissions inventories and business-as-usual forecasts to guide their planning.

Southeast Florida EPA Climate Pollution Reduction Grant

Southeast Florida is working to meet the climate action planning requirements of the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) program. Compliance with these requirements will enable local governments to apply for federal implementation funding to advance emissions reduction efforts.

Tampa Bay Regional Climate Pollution Reduction Grant

The Tampa Bay Regional Climate Pollution Reduction Grant project supported local governments in meeting the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) requirements. By completing these requirements, municipalities became eligible to apply for federal implementation funding to advance climate action.

Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD Climate Pollution Reduction Grant

The Baltimore-Columbia-Towson Climate Pollution Reduction Grant project supported local governments in meeting the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG) requirements. By fulfilling these requirements, municipalities became eligible to apply for federal implementation funding to advance climate action.