Healthier Wealthier Cities Climate Action in Cities www

Healthier, Wealthier Cities: Climate Action in Cities www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 1

CDP is the only global environmental disclosure platform www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 2

CDP Cities Questionnaire and modules Governance Risks, Adaptation & Opportunities Emissions – Local Government Operations Global Covenant of Mayors City Energy Project C 40 Module CDP Questionnaire Additional modules www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 3 Emissions Community Strategy Water

Cities Global Reports 2016 www. cdp. net | @CDP 2016 2015 Page 4 2014

53 3 Cities reporting to CDP Cities 2011 www. cdp. net | @CDP 66 12 48 73 75 * 11 0 20 7 31 4 States and regions 2012 2013 2014 Page 5 2016

What can CDP data tell us about the impacts of climate and energy planning on the local economy? Katie Walsh Senior Manager, CDP Cities www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 6

www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 7

1. Cities taking climate change action in 2016 www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 8

2. What types of emissions-reduction actions are cities taking? www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 9

3. What types of targets are cities setting? 40% have city-wide emissions inventory (213 cities ) 35% have city-wide emissions reduction target (190 cities) 28% have a renewable energy target (150 cities) www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 10

4. Of 533 cities reporting, 28% have set RE targets (150) City-wide - 42% www. cdp. net | @CDP Municipal - 19% Page 11 Not Set - 10%

5. How many cities are setting 100 RE targets? 2% of cities who reported to CDP in 2016 are setting 100% Renewable Energy Targets www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 12

6. Cities report that climate change poses risks to local business Globally North America www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 13

7. Cities report that climate change action is pro-business 1, 000+ economic opportunities identified by cities by taking action on climate in 2016 In North America www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 14

8. More than 50% of cities report the potential to develop new industry sectors as a result of taking action on climate change www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 15

9. Cities are seeking investment in climate action 277 720 US$26 bn cities www. cdp. net | @CDP projects value Page 16

Regional breakdown of projects seeking private sector involvement www. cdp. net | @CDP

Discussion for later What additional metrics should we be tracking to show the economic benefits from climate action? www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 18

COMMIT TO ACTION

Companies & investors take action 460+ 675+ 11. 5 bold 180+ commitments to action 1050+

Corporate action 249 93 81 1 7 26 21

Take action: Commit to one or more of our initiatives

Procure 100% of Electricity from Renewable Sources 80+ companies have committed, including Nike, Ikea and Infosys. BENEFITS: Drive the creation of a global market for renewable power Engage policy makers and governments to support renewable power policies Receive RE 100 guidance and learning resources EXPECTATIONS: Companies will start by setting a bold renewable target that will put them on the path towards 100% renewable power OR Companies will set a target to procure 100% renewable electricity and benefit from additional RE 100 membership opportunities

Example City of Las Vegas Companies set RE targets (MGM and Wynn resorts) in Las Vegas MGM and Wynn exit NV Energy utility (impact fees) City of Las Vegas sets 100% Renewable Energy Goal for municipal (100 -megawatt solar panel farm) How can cities capitalize on the ambitious targets (including renewable energy) advanced by companies? www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 24

CDP Corporate Participation 2016 • 2360 Global • 1916 North America • 1426 Global • 379 North America • 201 Global • 60 North America Climate Change Water Forests www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 25

Company snapshots CDP can provide you with a snapshot of company response status www. cdp. net | @CDP Page 26