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GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTANTS Building a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory in CEIDARS Larry Hunsaker Emission Inventory Workshop Air Resources Board March 13, 2006

GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTANTS Building a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory in CEIDARS Larry Hunsaker Emission Inventory Workshop Air Resources Board March

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Page 1: GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTANTS Building a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory in CEIDARS Larry Hunsaker Emission Inventory Workshop Air Resources Board March

GREENHOUSE GAS POLLUTANTS

Building a Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory in CEIDARS

Larry HunsakerEmission Inventory Workshop

Air Resources BoardMarch 13, 2006

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Air Resources Board Emission Inventory Workshop Spring 2006

On June 1, 2005, Governor Schwarzenegger signed Executive Order S-3-05 which calls for:

• A reduction of California’s Green House Gas (GHG) emissions to 2000 levels by 2010

• A reduction of GHG emissions to 1990 levels by 2020

• A reduction of GHG emissions to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050

Why Develop a CEIDARS Greenhouse Gas Inventory?

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Emission Inventory Workshop Spring 2006

Current California GHG Inventory

• The California Energy Commission (CEC) develops the current top down GHG InventoryYear MMTCO2E Gov’s Goal Needed Reduction (%)

1990 439 - -

2000 489 - -

2010 (544) 489 ~10%

2020 (606) 439 ~30%

2050 (836) 88 ~90%

MMTCO2E – Million Metric Tons of CO2 Equivalent Emissions

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Air Resources Board15

Transportation40%

Ag & Forestry8%

Industrial23%

Electricity Generation

20%

Other9%

2002 California GHG Emission Breakdown

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Emission Inventory Workshop Spring 2006

Developing World 24%

U.S. Is The Largest Single Contributor To GHG Emissions

Russia & Eastern Europe 13%

United States 25%

Europe & Asia 26%

China 12%

Source: U.S. EPA International Emission Inventory

Source: U.S. EPA Global Warming Website In 1998 CO2 Equivalents

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Air Resources Board

Current CEIDARS Capability

• CEIDARS currently accepts the following GHG pollutants:

PollutantCO2

Equivalents Formula MW (g/mol) CAS POL

CO2 1 CO2 44 124-38-9 124389

CH4 23 CH4 16 74-82-8 74828

N2O 296 N2O 44 10024-97-2 10024972

HFC-23 12,000 CHF3 70 75-46-7 75467

HFC-134a 1,300 C2H2F4 102 811-97-2 811972

HFC-152a 120 C2H4F2 66 75-37-6 75376

CF4 5,700 CF4 88 75-73-0 75730

SF6 22,200 SF6 146 2551-62-4 2551624

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Air Resources Board Emission Inventory Workshop Spring 2006

What We Need From You

• Facility Level GHG Data

• Updated Process Rate data for sources of fuel combustion

• Updated Areawide Source Methods to account for GHG emissions