Buildings and Energy Preliminary Goals and Priority Measures

Buildings and Energy Preliminary Goals and Priority Measures
Considering baseline assessments, the City of Omaha is exploring the following preliminary goals and priority measures. To review baseline assessments, visit https://www.omacap.org/omaha-climate-data.

Please rate the following preliminary goals and priority measures, where 1 = not a priority and 5 = top priority. Then, provide any feedback on the preliminary goals and priority measures, along with action ideas you have to meet these goals.
Improve total citywide building energy efficiency (all sectors) by 5% for electricity and natural gas by 2030.

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Improve total citywide building energy efficiency (all sectors) by 5% for electricity and natural gas by 2030.
Increase adoption of a high-performance building construction technology, achieving 0.5% Net Zero Households and commercial properties citywide by 2030. Net Zero buildings are energy efficient buildings that produce as much energy on-site as they consume in a year.

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Increase adoption of a high-performance building construction technology, achieving 0.5% Net Zero Households and commercial properties citywide by 2030. Net Zero buildings are energy efficient buildings that produce as much energy on-site as they consume in a year.
Achieve 5% residential and commercial and industrial building "fuel switching" from on-site fossil fuel combustion to electrification or renewable fuels by 2030.

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Achieve 5% residential and commercial and industrial building "fuel switching" from on-site fossil fuel combustion to electrification or renewable fuels by 2030.
Increase customer owned or purchased renewable electricity to 20% of citywide residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial building electric use by 2030 (5% on-site and 10% green source purchase).

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Increase customer owned or purchased renewable electricity to 20% of citywide residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial building electric use by 2030 (5% on-site and 10% green source purchase).
Increase the renewable energy share of the electric utility portfolio serving the community from 35% to 50% by 2030.

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Increase the renewable energy share of the electric utility portfolio serving the community from 35% to 50% by 2030.
Reduce share of population living in high energy poverty from 40% to 30% by 2030.

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Reduce share of population living in high energy poverty from 40% to 30% by 2030.
Improve total government building energy efficiency by 10% by 2030 (electricity and natural gas, including water and wastewater infrastructure).

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Improve total government building energy efficiency by 10% by 2030 (electricity and natural gas, including water and wastewater infrastructure).
Achieve 10% government building thermal "fuel switching" from on-site fossil fuel combustion to electrification by 2030.

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Achieve 10% government building thermal "fuel switching" from on-site fossil fuel combustion to electrification by 2030.
Increase renewable energy to 100% (on-site and green source purchase) of government building electric use by 2030.

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Increase renewable energy to 100% (on-site and green source purchase) of government building electric use by 2030.
Do you have any other ideas or comments related to buildings and energy?
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