make better informed decisions about the energy used in the community, at work and at home.

There is also a need for education and engagement for Climate Change adaptation as well and will be further discussed under Adaptation Priorities.

Gap Analysis

The following table outlines possible GHG reductions possible per year for fully implemented Priority 1 actions.

Table 2: Greenhouse Gas Reduction Potential for Various Fully Implemented Actions

Priority 1 Mitigation Action

CEP/CCAP

Strategy

Number

GHG reduction (Tonnes/year)

Aspirational Target

Participation

DEER Retrofit

1

235,000

80% of homes by 2041

DEER Non Residential

5

70,000

60% of all Commercial and Institutional

District Energy Expansion

13

65,000

10% heating and cooling loads

Biosolids and Source

Separate Organics

Management

W3/G3

70,000

All Source Separate Organics and Wastewater sludge

Active Transportation

Master Plan (Walk

Wheel Windsor)

10

60,000

25% mode split

Transit Windsor

Service Delivery

Review

9

(Emissions Reduction included as part of the Active Transportation Master Plan)

Electric Vehicles

11/F1

40,000

10% vehicles

Building Efficiency Audit

2/4

Control Future Emissions