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City of PittsburghLinking Climate and Innovation

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City Performance Tool

Allows urban decision makers to

optimize infrastructure technology

investments based on estimated

economic and environmental

impacts

Tool includes 70+ technologies,

and models effects of those

technologies on: 70+ technologies

Buildings

Energy

• Building envelope

• Building automation

• Monitoring and optimization

• Renewable generation

• Combined Heat and Power

• Grid management

• Public transport

• Private transport

• Traffic management

• Freight

Transport

* Available in CyPT-Air China only

GHG Air Quality

Jobs & Costs

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CyPT Scope: Consider Scope 1, 2 and 3 Emissions

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GHG Emissions, Today to 2030 Projected

+29%

Compared

to Today

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Uptown EcoInnovation District

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Modeled Scenarios – Uptown District

Building technologies Less aggressive–

assuming less than 50-

60% of building stock

equipped with energy

efficient and automation

technologies

More aggressive -

assuming almost 80-

100% of building stock

equipped with energy

efficient and automation

technologies

More aggressive -

assuming almost 80-

100% of building stock

equipped with energy

efficient and automation

technologies

Electricity Generation No additional energy

levers (district energy

and rooftop PV) modeled

10% of electricity

generation from rooftop

PV

15% of electricity

generation from rooftop

PV

Building Heating No additional energy

levers (district energy

and rooftop PV) modeled

20% of building heating

from NG based District

Heating

50% of building heating

from NG based District

Heating

Realistic Intermediate Aggressive

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Delivering More - Faster

Today 2030

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Annual Electricity DemandResponse to Transport Electrification

In 2030, EVs would need 348,000 MWh of additional annual electricity which would be 6% of all electricity

demand in Pittsburgh in 2030

Sources: Results from Siemens’ Shared eMobility Calculator and CyPT analysis for Pittsburgh

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Environmental ImpactsGasoline Car Vs. Electric Car

Electric cars in Pittsburgh would have lower emissions as compared to gasoline cars

33% reduction in CO2 eq. emissions per km

60% reduction in NOx emissions per km

Sources: Results from Siemens’ Shared eMobility Calculator

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Pittsburgh Can Meet Its Targets; but it will need to deliver more

and reach out beyond its urban boundaries

Elaine Trimble

Urban Development

Cities Center of Competence

[email protected]

siemens.com/cypt @SiemensUSA #cypt

@Lainey_Trimble