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Figure 7 and Table 2 below compare each sector’s contribution to the community’s<br />

overall GHG emissions in 2008. The commercial/industrial energy sector is the largest<br />

contributor at 39%, producing approximately 502,210 MTCO 2 e in 2008. Emissions from<br />

the transportation sector were the next largest contributor, accounting for 35% of the<br />

total emissions, or approximately 442,610 MTCO 2 e. The residential sector accounted for<br />

16% of the total emissions (198,140 MTCO 2 e), and emissions from solid waste<br />

comprised 6% of the total (76,970 MTCO 2 e). Emissions were also inventoried for landfill<br />

gas emitted from Sunnyvale’s closed landfill, off-road equipment, water consumption,<br />

and Caltrain trips to and from Sunnyvale. Together, these sources contribute<br />

approximately 4% of total community-wide emissions and are shown in Figure 7 below<br />

as other emissions sources.<br />

FIGURE 7 – 2008 BASELINE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY SECTOR<br />

Transportation<br />

35%<br />

Commercial/<br />

Industrial<br />

39%<br />

Waste<br />

6%<br />

TABLE 2 – 2008 BASELINE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS BY SECTOR<br />

2008 Baseline Greenhouse Gas Emissions MTCO2e<br />

Other<br />

4%<br />

Residential<br />

16%<br />

Draft<br />

Percentage<br />

of Total<br />

Residential 198,140 16%<br />

Commercial/Industrial 502,210 39%<br />

Transportation 442,610 35%<br />

Community Waste 76,970 6%<br />

Landfill Gas 3,600

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