Presenters: Dan Willman and Josh Vidro November 2016

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1 Champlain College Presenters: Dan Willman and Josh Vidro November 216 University of St. Thomas University of Tennessee Health Science Center University of Tennessee, Knoxville University of Texas at Dallas University of the Sciences in Philadelphia University of Toledo University of Vermont University of Washington University of West Florida University of Wisconsin - Madison Vanderbilt University Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Department of General Services Wake Forest University Washburn University Washington University in St. Louis Wellesley College Wesleyan University West Chester University West Liberty University West Virginia Health Science Center West Virginia Institute of Technology West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine West Virginia State University West Virginia University Western Connecticut State University Western Oregon University Westfield State University Widener University Williams College Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester State University Xavier University Yale University

2 BTU/GSF Energy Consumption vs. Peers Major strides made over the last 1 years 14, Champlain College Total Utility Consumption By Fuel Type Peers 12, 1, Avoided $6.2 M by reducing energy levels since FY8 8, 6, 4, 2, 2 Sustainability Peers: Bentley University, University of Vermont, Boston College, Babson College, Siena College, Wesleyan University, Carleton College, Hamilton College, Hampshire College

3 CCF Energy Consumption by Building ROWELL ANNEX SKIFF GAL. CARRIAGE SKIFF ANX. PERRY FOSTER PRES. HOUSE LAKESIDE DURICK 38 MAPLE WEST GARDEN WICK COOLIDGE BADER BUTLER VALCOUR FREEMAN AIKEN NORTH ROWELL JUNIPER LYMAN SANDERS 396 MAIN CUSHING BANKUS WHITING HILL PEARL MCDONALD SCHILL. SUMMIT SKIFF JENSEN 371 MAIN JOYCE ADIR./LAKE. PP SOUTH 381 MAIN MIC HAUKE / CCM GBC IDX Total Consumption 4, Natural Gas Consumption 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, 3

4 CCF/GSF Energy Consumption by Building LAKESIDE PERRY FREEMAN VALCOUR BUTLER FOSTER ROWELL ANNEX JUNIPER HAUKE / CCM JOYCE ADIR./LAKE. AIKEN BADER 38 MAPLE 381 MAIN ROWELL SKIFF ANX. MIC WICK DURICK SUMMIT PRES. HOUSE GARDEN SANDERS CARRIAGE BANKUS PEARL WHITING LYMAN SKIFF WEST 396 MAIN MCDONALD CUSHING HILL NORTH COOLIDGE GBC JENSEN SCHILL. SOUTH PP 371 MAIN SKIFF GAL. IDX Consumption per Gross Square Foot Natural Gas Consumption

5 Energy Consumption by Building kwh SKIFF GAL. COOLIDGE 38 MAPLE NORTH SOUTH ROWELL ANNEX SCHILL. FOSTER WICK CARRIAGE GARDEN WEST 371 MAIN BADER DURICK 396 MAIN SANDERS PEARL JENSEN LYMAN MCDONALD BANKUS HILL SUMMIT PP AIKEN ROWELL CUSHING WHITING SKIFF FREEMAN GBC 381 MAIN ADIR./LAKE. VALCOUR BUTLER JUNIPER PERRY MIC JOYCE LAKESIDE IDX HAUKE / CCM Total consumption Electricity Consumption 1,, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 5

6 Energy Consumption by Building kwh/ GSF SOUTH FOSTER 38 MAPLE COOLIDGE SCHILL. NORTH SUMMIT PEARL 371 MAIN BADER MCDONALD JENSEN SANDERS 396 MAIN FREEMAN BANKUS AIKEN LYMAN WICK HILL ADIR./LAKE. GARDEN SKIFF GAL. PP 381 MAIN GBC WEST ROWELL ANNEX ROWELL WHITING CUSHING VALCOUR DURICK JOYCE HAUKE / CCM JUNIPER BUTLER CARRIAGE PERRY MIC SKIFF LAKESIDE IDX Consumption per Gross Square Foot 45 Electricity Consumption

7 BTU/GSF Energy Consumption by Building SKIFF GAL. SKIFF ANX. ROWELL ANNEX PRES. HOUSE FOSTER COOLIDGE WEST WICK GARDEN DURICK AIKEN FREEMAN SKIFF PERRY GBC JOYCE LAKESIDE MIC HAUKE / CCM IDX 38 MAPLE CARRIAGE NORTH BADER LYMAN 396 MAIN SANDERS ROWELL SCHILL. BANKUS PEARL HILL MCDONALD JENSEN CUSHING WHITING SUMMIT 371 MAIN SOUTH VALCOUR BUTLER JUNIPER ADIR./LAKE. Total Energy Consumption 1,4, 1,2, 39% 3% 1,, 8, 31% 6, Acad/Admin Student Life Residential 4, Acad/Admin Student Life Residential Life 2, Natural Gas Electricity 7

8 % GSF % GSF Establishing a sustainable campus 1% 9% LEED Certified GSF Historical 3% 25% LEED Certified GSF Compared to Peers 26% 8% 7% 2% 6% 5% 87% 87% 92% 92% 1% 1% 97% 79% 74% 15% 12% 4% 1% 3% 2% 1% % 26% 21% 13% 13% 8% 8% 3% % % 6% 7% 3% 4% LEED Certefied Non LEED GSF Sustainability Peers: Bentley University, University of Vermont, Boston College, Babson College, Siena College, Wesleyan University, Carleton College, Hamilton College, Hampshire College

9 MCTDE/ 1, GSF Utility Emissions vs. ROPA Peers 1 Champlain College 9 Total Utility Emissions Peers

10 Commuting comparisons Student commuters updated in FY16 Trip Distribution FY16% FY14% Student % Carbon Free Student % Drive Alone Student % Carpool 32% 5% 35% 37% 6% 6% Student % Bus 27% 6% Trip Distance FY16 Miles FY14 Miles Carbon Free Drive Alone Carpool Bus *Bus includes commuters who use the shuttle *Assuming 53% of students are residential 1

11 MTCDE Commuting Comparison MCTE/ Campus User FTE 2,5 Total Commuting Emissions Historical 1.9 Commuting Emission vs. Peers 2,.8.7 1,5 1, Faculty/Staff Commuting Student Commuting 11 Sustainability Peers: Bentley University, University of Vermont, Boston College, Babson College, Siena College, Wesleyan University, Carleton College, Hamilton College, Hampshire College

12 Lbs/campus user Progress Toward Goals Waste Management Efforts to decrease waste have brought Champlain below peer average Institution Waste Output Total Waste Stream % Institutions listed by increasing density factor 1% 9% 8% 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% % Trash Production Peer Group Member Average Total Trash Other Diversions Traditional Campus Composting Traditional Recycling 12 Sustainability Peers: Bentley University, University of Vermont, Boston College, Babson College, Siena College, Wesleyan University, Carleton College, Hamilton College, Hampshire College

13 Total Emissions by Source Solid Waste -7 MTCDE; Composting -116 MTCDE 25 2 MTCDE by Source and Scope FY16 MTCDE by Scope 17% 15 53% 3% 1 Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope

14 Net Emissions Relative to National Goals MTCDE With current profile, reduction goals are attainable 8, Historical Net Emissions 7, 6, 5, 4, Reduction Goal of 2% Reduction Goal of 4% 3, 2, 1, 14

15 Net Emissions Relative to Campus Growth MTCDE % Change in Growth Growth in campus since FY7 8, Historical Net Emissions 1% 7, 6, 5, 8% 6% 4, 4% 3, 2, 1, 2% % -2% Net Emissions GSF Growth Student Growth Emissions Growth 15

16 Overall Emissions vs. Peers MCTED/ 1, GSF MCTED/ Student FTE 16 Gross Emissions Per 1, GSF 12 Gross Emissions Per Student FTE Sustainability Peers: Bentley University, University of Vermont, Boston College, Babson College, Siena College, Wesleyan University, Carleton College, Hamilton College, Hampshire College

17 Carbon Profile and Mitigation Hierarchy Hierarchy prioritizes areas of focus firstly on campus consumption Champlain Utilities Student Commuting Other Sources Employee Commuting Other Transport % 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 1% REDUCE: ACTIVITY REPLACE: INTENSITY OFFSET Carbon Mitigation Portfolios: 1. Reduce Activity Reducing an existing level of activity Example: Fewer BTUs and kwh consumed; fewer miles traveled 2. Replace Intensity Lessening the carbon intensity of activities Example: Fuel switching (oil > natural gas; solar power); commuting mode mix (drive alone > carpool) 3. Offset Remaining Sources Utilizing carbon offsets to neutralize emissions Example: RECs; sequestration; retail offsets 17