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Introduction

AllCovenantsignatoriescommittosubmittingtheirSustainableEnergyActionPlans(SEAPs),withinthe

yearfollowingtheiradhesion,andthereforeshowinghowtoreachtheirCO2reductiontargetby2020.

ToassisttheCovenantsignatoriesinachievingtheirtarget,aSEAPtemplatehasbeendevelopedbythe

Covenant of Mayors Office in close collaboration with the Joint Research Centre of the European

Commission.This

user

friendly

document

must

be

completed

on

line

in

English

by

the

Covenant

signatoriesthemselvesatthesametimewhensubmittingtheirSustainableEnergyActionPlan intheir

own(national)language.Thetemplateincludesthreemainpartsdedicatedto:

Longtermvisionandoverallstrategy specifyingtheoverallCO2emissiontargetforeseen, thepriorityareasofaction,theattributionofstaffandfinancialcapacities;

Key results of the Baseline Emission Inventory indicating the current level of energyconsumptionandidentifyingtheprincipalsourcesofCO2emissions;

Key elements of the Sustainable Energy Action Plan defining the short and long termmeasures set up toput the overall strategy into action, together with timeframes, assignedresponsibilitiesandallocatedbudgets.

TheSEAPtemplateshouldhelptheCovenantsignatoriestostructuretheiractionsandmeasures,andto

follow up implementation. At the same time the template is a valuable tool for collecting key

information from the SEAPs, and thus allowing exchange of experience. Highlights of the collected

informationwillbeshownonlineattheCovenantofMayorswebsite.

In addition to this instruction document, overall guidelines are being developed, providing more

detailed information and recommendations on how to develop and prepare the Baseline Emission

InventoryandtheSEAP.

OVERALLSTRATEGY

1.OverallCO2reductiontarget

What is theoverallCO2 reduction targetofyour localauthority?PleasenotethatyourCO2 reduction

targetshouldbeatleast20%by2020asrequiredbytheCovenantofMayors.

Inprinciple, the reduction targetshouldbesetasanabsolutevalue (percentageofquantityofCO2

emissionscalculatedforthebaselineyear).Alternatively,thetargetmaybeset"percapita".Inthiscase,

the

emissions

of

the

baseline

year

are

divided

by

the

number

of

inhabitants

in

the

same

year,

and

the

percentage emission reduction target is calculated on that basis. Please tick the box of the option

chosen.

INSTRUCTIONS:

HowtofillintheSustainableEnergyActionPlantemplate?


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2.Longtermvisionofyourlocalauthority(maximum1500characters)

Pleasedefineherethelongtermvisionofyourlocalauthorityuntil2020(atleast)andmention:

a) Priorityareasofaction.InwhichsectorsyouexpecttomakethelargestCO2reductions?Whichareyourkeyactions?

b)Which

are

the

main

trends

in

terms

or

CO2

Emissions

in

your

territory/local

authority?

And

wheredothebiggestchallengeslie?

3.Organisationalandfinancialaspects(maximum500characterspercell)a) Coordination and organisational structures created/assigned: Please define the specific

structuresyourlocalauthorityhascreatedtoimplementtheCovenantofMayorsinitiative.

b) Staffcapacityallocated:Pleasedefinehowmanypeopleareworking(incorrespondingfulltimejobs)withthepreparationandimplementationofyourSustainableEnergyActionPlan.

c) Involvement of stakeholders and citizens: The Covenant of Mayors signatories commit tomobilisingthecivilsocietywithintheirareatoparticipateindevelopingtheactionplan.Please

specify:Howdidyouengagethecitizensandthedifferentstakeholdergroupsinthepreparation

ofthe

action

plan?

How

do

you

plan

to

involve

them

during

implementation?

d) Overall estimated budget: Please specify here your overall budget related to both thedevelopment and implementation of your overall strategy (including the time frame of the

estimatedbudget).

e) Foreseenfinancing sourcesfor the investments within your actionplan: Please indicate themain (re)allocations in themunicipalbudgetand fromwhichexternalsources (e.g.European,

nationalorregional fundingschemes,sponsors,etc.)youareexpectingtoget funding forthe

implementationofthekeyactionswithinyouractionplan.

f) Planned measuresfor monitoring andfollow up: Please specify, how the local authority isplanningtoorganisethemonitoringandevaluationoftheactionplan.Pleasealsonotethatthe

signatories of the Covenant ofMayors will have to deliver an implementation report every

second

year.

The

first

report

is

due

two

years

after

the

submission

of

the

Sustainable

Energy

ActionPlan.

BASELINEEMISSIONINVENTORY

Themost importantprecondition for the establishmentof the Sustainable EnergyAction Plan is the

BaselineEmissionInventory.Thetemplateisdesignedtosummarisethekeydataofyourinventory(itis

notdesignedasacalculation tool foryourCO2emissions).Within the frameworkof theCovenantof

Mayors, the Baseline Emissions Inventory as well as the SEAP should be based on final energy

consumption.

1.Baselineyear

Therecommendedbaselineyearofthe inventory is1990. Ifthe localauthoritydoesnothavedatato

compile an inventory for 1990, then it should choose the closest year to 1990 forwhich themost

comprehensiveandreliabledatacanbecollected.

2.Choiceofemissionfactors

TheBaselineEmission Inventory shouldbebasedonactivitydata (the finalenergy consumption that

occurs

within

the

territory

of

the

local

authority)

and

emission

factors,

which

quantify

the

emissions

per

unitofactivity.Twodifferentapproachesmaybefollowedwhenselectingtheemissionfactors:


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1. Using Standard emission factors in linewith the IPCC principles,which cover all the CO2emissions that occur due to energy consumptionwithin the territory of the local authority,

eitherdirectlyduetofuelcombustionwithinthelocalauthorityorindirectlyviafuelcombustion

associatedwithelectricityandheat/coldusagewithintheirarea.Thisapproachisbasedonthe

carboncontentofeach fuel, like innationalgreenhousegas inventories in thecontextof the

UNFCCCandtheKyotoprotocol.Inthisapproach,theCO2emissionsfromtheuseofrenewable

energy

as

well

as

emissions

of

certified

green

electricity

are

considered

to

be

zero.

Also

the

CO2

isthemostimportantgreenhousegas,andtheshareofCH4andN2Oemissionsdonotneedto

becalculated.Therefore,thelocalauthoritythatdecidestousethisapproachisaskedtoreport

itsCO2emissions (int).However,alsoothergreenhousegasescanbe included in thebaseline

inventory,andinthiscasetheemissionsarereportedasCO2equivalents.

2. UsingLCA(LifeCycleAssessment)factors,whichtakeintoconsiderationtheoveralllifecycleoftheenergycarrier.Thisapproach includesnotonlytheemissionsofthe finalcombustion,but

also allemissionsof the supply chain (such as transport losses, refineryemissionsor energy

conversionlosses)thattakeplaceoutsidetheterritory.Inthisapproach,theCO2emissionsfrom

theuseofrenewableenergyaswellasemissionsofcertifiedgreenelectricityarehigherthan

zero.Inthecaseofthisapproach,othergreenhousegasesthanCO2canplayanimportantrole.

Therefore,

the

local

authority

that

decides

to

use

LCA

approach

can

report

emissions

as

CO2

equivalent. However, if in the methodology/tool used only counts CO2 emissions, then

emissionscanbereportedasCO2(int).

Pleasetickthecorrespondingboxtotheemissionfactorapproachyouhavechosen(IPCC/LCA).

PleasealsochoosewhethertheemissionsarereportedinCO2orCO2equivalentemissions.

3.KeyresultsoftheBaselineEmissionInventory

Thissectionisdividedintofourtables:

A. FinalenergyconsumptionB.

CO2

or

CO2

equivalent

emissions

C. LocalelectricityproductionandcorrespondingCO2orCO2equivalentemissionsD. Localdistrictheating/cooling,CHPandcorrespondingCO2 andCO2equivalentemissions

TableA.Finalenergyconsumption

Thistablesummarizestheessentialdataofyourfinalenergyconsumption,i.e.theamountofelectricity,

heat/cold,fossilfuelsandrenewableenergyconsumedbythefinalendusers.

Category

Thiscolumnreferstothesectorsthatconsumeenergy/emitCO2.Thesectorsaresplit intotwomain

categories Buildings, equipment/facilities and industries and Transport and eight subcategories.

Filling

the

data

for

these

categories

is

mandatory.

In

detail:

1Buildings,equipment/facilitiesandindustry

Thiscategorycoversallbuildings,services,facilitiesandindustrialpremises.Ifpossible,thedatashould

besplitintothefollowingfivesubcategories:

"Municipal buildings and equipment/facilities: the term "equipment/facilities" covers energyconsuming entities that are not buildings (e.g.water treatment units, recycling centres and

composting plants). Residential buildings owned by the local authority or an affiliated

organisationhavetobeincludedinthesubcategoryResidentialbuildings

"Tertiary (nonmunicipal)buildings,equipment/facilities"referstoallbuildingsandfacilitiesofthetertiarysector(servicessector)thatarenotownedormanagedbythe localauthority(e.g.

offices

of

private

companies,

banks,

SME's,

commercial

and

retail

activities,

hospitals

etc.)

"Residentialbuildings":energyconsumption inbuildings thatareprimarilyusedas residentialbuildings


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"Municipalpublic lighting":public lightingownedoroperatedbythe localauthority.Anynonmunicipalpubliclightingshouldbereferredinthecategory"Tertiary(nonmunicipal)buildings,

equipment/facilities".

Industry:Generally,localauthoritiesonlyhavealimitedinfluenceonindustry.Therefore,thefollowingrulesapplyfortheCovenantsignatories:

o ThelocalauthoritymaydecidetoincludethissectorintheirSEAP(notcompulsory).o TheenergyandCO2datarelatedtothissectorshouldbereportedonly ifthesector is

includedintheSEAP.

o Plants covered by the ETS (European Emission Trading Scheme) should be excluded,unlesssuchplantswereincludedinpreviousenergyplansandCO2emissioninventories

ofthelocalauthority.

o If industrial emissions are included in the Baseline Emission Inventory, and a majorindustrialcompany/plantclosesdownbetweenthebaseyearandthetargetyear2020,

itsemissionsshouldbeexcluded fromthe Inventory.CO2emissionreduction resulting

fromindustryrelocationcannotcontributetotheoverallCO2reductiontarget.

o Similarly, new industrial companies/plants constructed in the territory of your localauthoritybetween thebaseline year and 2020, do not need to be included into the

inventoriesof

future

years.

2Transport

Thiscategorycoversroadandrailtransport.Theenergyconsumptiondatashouldbebasedonactual

consumptiondata (municipal fleetorpublic transport)oronestimatesbasedon themileageon the

streetnetworkofthelocalauthority.

Ifpossible,thedatashouldbesplitintothefollowingthreesubcategories:

- Municipalfleet:Vehiclesownedandusedbythelocalauthority/administration- Publictransport:Bus,tramway,metro,urbanrailtransportation- Privateand commercial transport:Thiscategorycoversall roadand rail transport in the

territoryof

your

local

authority

not

specified

above

(e.g.

cars

and

freight

traffic)

FinalenergyconsumptioninMWh

Thesecolumns refer to thedifferentenergycommodities thatareconsumedby theenduserswithin

theterritoryofyourlocalauthorityandshouldbecompletedpercategory,ifpossiblepersubcategory:

- "Electricity"referstothetotalelectricityconsumedbyendusers,whatevertheproductionsourceis.Ifthelocalauthorityispurchasingcertifiedgreenelectricitypleasecompletealso

thecellbelowthetableaswellasthecorrespondingemissionfactor istheLCAfactorsare

used.Certifiedgreenelectricity"meanselectricityproducedfromrenewableenergysourcescovered by Guarantee of origins as per article 5 of directive 2001/77/CE, article 15 of

directive2009/28/ECandarticle3(6)ofdirective2003/54/EC.

- "Heat/cold" refers toheating/cooling that issuppliedasacommodity toenduserswithintheterritory (forexample fromdistrictheating/coolingsystem,aCHPplantorwasteheat

recovery).Heatingproducedbyendusers for theirownuse shouldnotbe includedhere,

butunderthecolumnsoftheenergycarriersthatproducetheheat.Withtheexceptionof

CHP heat: as a CHP unit also generates electricity, it is preferable to included it under

production(tablesCandD),especiallyifitconcernslargeunits.

- "Fossilfuels"coverallfossilfuelsconsumedasacommoditybyfinalendusers.Itincludesallfossil fuels bought by endusers for space heating, sanitary water heating, or cooking

purposes. It also includes fuels consumed for transportation purposes, or as an input in

industrialcombustionprocesses1.

- Renewable energiesAll plantoil,biofuel, other biomass (e.gwood), solar thermal andgeothermal

consumed

as

acommodity

by

final

end

users.

1OnlyiftheSEAPincludesactionsinthissector.However,energyuseofindustryinvolvedinEUETSisexcluded.


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Note:Peatisexcluded.Ifpeatisconsumedwithinthelocalauthority,itshouldbeaccounted

forinthe"otherfossilfuel"columnL(evenifitisnotstrictlyspeakingafossilfuel).

TableB:CO2 orCO2equivalentemissions

Thistablesummarisesthequantityofgreenhousegasesemittedasaresultoftheenergyconsumption

withinthelocalauthority.

Category

Thiscolumnreferstothesectorsemittinggreenhousegasses.Theyarethesameasthoselistedintable

A.Howeverathirdsectorhasbeenadded:

3otheremissionsources

InadditiontoemissionsourcesrelatedtoenergyconsumptionspecifiedintableA,yourlocalauthority

mayvoluntarily includeothergreenhousegasemission sources in the inventory, if theSEAP includes

actions to mitigate these emissions. For instance, the local authority can choose to include CH4

emissionsfrom landfills, ifoneoftheSEAPmeasures istobegin landfillgasrecoveryatthe landfill.To

facilitatethedatacollectionwastemanagementandwastewatermanagementhavebeenpredefined

as

possible

sectors.

Please

note

that

collecting

data

for

these

sectors

is

voluntary.

Please

indicate

only

totalemissionsinCO2equivalents.

CO2emissionsintCO2ortCO2eq

Compared to the tableof finalenergy consumption, thegreenhousegasemissionsare reported in a

similarmanner. They have to be calculated for each energy source by multiplying the final energy

consumptionbythecorrespondingemissionfactors.

IfyouhavetoincludeseveralenergycarriersinthesamecolumnoftableB(e.g.differenttypesof

electricity;orheatandcold;orseveralfossilfuelsundercolumn"otherfossilfuels"),it ispreferableto

makeseparatecalculationswiththedifferentenergycarriersandtheirrespectiveemissionfactors,and

toreportthetotalemissionsinthetable,withthecorrespondingaverageemissionfactor.

Emissionfactorsint/MWh

The IPCC provides default emission factors available from the 2006 IPCC Guidelines2. The default

emissionfactorscouldbereplacedbycountryspecificemissionfactorswhichtakeaccountofcountry

specificdata.TheCovenant signatoriescanalsodevelopownemission factorsbasedon thedetailed

propertiesofthefuelsusedwithintheirterritory.InadditionLCAfactors,whichtake intoaccountthe

lifecycleoftheenergycarrier,canbeused.

Pleasecompleteforeachenergycarriertheemissionfactoryouhaveused.

Inaddition,pleaseindicatethechosenvalueinthecell"CO2emissionfactorforelectricitynotproduced

locally[t/MWh]"belowtableB.

Thelocalemissionfactorforelectricity(EFE)shouldreflecttheenergymixusedtoproduceelectricity.

IfthelocalauthorityhasdecidedtoincludemeasuresrelatedtolocalelectricityproductionintheSEAP,

thentheEFEhastobecalculatedtofitthelocalsituation.Forthispurpose,tableChastobefilled(see

below).Ifthelocalauthoritypurchasescertifiedgreenelectricity,thentheEFEmayalsoberecalculated

toreflecttheassociatedCO2emissiongains.

Inasimilarmannerthelocalemissionfactorforheating/coolingshouldreflecttheenergymixusedto

producetheheat/coldthatisreferredintableA.

2Defaultemissionfactorsareavailableinthe2006IPCCGuidelinesVolume2,Chapter2,Table2.2.(page16).


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TheguidelinesfortheBaselineEmissionInventorywillprovidetableswithallrelevantemissionfactors

together with the formulas for calculating local emission factors for electricity and heating/cooling

basedonthedataprovidedintablesCandD(seebelow).

TableC.LocalelectricityproductionandcorrespondingCO2orCO2equivalentemissions

Although

reducing

the

final

energy

consumption

is

considered

as

a

priority

in

the

context

of

the

Covenant of Mayors, reductions of the greenhouse gas emissions in the supply side can also be

accounted for, for examplewhen the local authority acts aspromoterof renewable installations,or

carriesoutenergyefficiencymeasuresinlocaldistrictheatingplants.

Thelocalauthoritycandecidewhetherornottoincludelocalelectricityproductionintheinventoryand

SEAP. IfyourSEAP includesactions related toelectricityproductionwithin the territoryofyour local

authority(e.g.developmentofPVs,windpower,hydroelectricpoweretc.)orimprovementofefficiency

inlocalpowergeneration,pleasefillinthistable.Youshouldthenonlyincludethelocalplants/units,

i.e.plantsthatmeetthefollowingcriteria:

a) Plants/unitsarenotincludedintheEuropeanEmissionsTradingScheme(ETS),b)

Plants/units

are

below

or

equal

to

20MW

as

thermal

energy

input

in

the

case

of

fuel

combustion

plants,oroutput forrenewable (20MWcorresponds totheEUETS threshold forcombustion

installations).

However, if the localauthorityplans specificactionswithownutilities (orhas incorporated ETS

plantsinpastactionplans)orplanstodevelopandfinancelargerenewableinstallationslikewind

farms,suchprojectsmaybeincorporated,aslongasthepriorityremainsonthedemandside(final

energyconsumptionreductions).

Allplantsthatrespecttheaboverulesshouldbelisted,withcorrespondingquantityoflocallygenerated

electricity (in MWh). For combustion plants, the energy carrier inputs have to be specified. For

convenience, similarproductionunitsmaybe grouped (for example PV installationsor cogeneration

units). Please report the CO2 or CO2 equivalent emissions and specify the corresponding emission

factors.

TableD:Localdistrictheating/cooling,CHPandcorrespondingCO2 andCO2equivalentemissions

This table has to be filled in only if heat/cold (e.g. from a district heating boiler or a CHP plant) is

suppliedasa commodity toenduserswithin the territoryof the localauthority.Thepurposeof this

tableistocalculatetheCO2emissionrelatedtoheat/coldproduction.

Allplants thatgenerateheatorcold that issold/distributedasacommodity toenduserswithinthe

territoryofthelocalauthority(ingeneralviaadistrictheatingsystem)shouldbeconsideredandlisted

withthegeneratedquantityofheat/cold,theenergyinputs,andcorrespondingCO2 orCO2equivalent

emissionsandemissionfactors.Forconvenience,similarproductionunitsmaybegrouped.

PleasenotethatenergyconsumptionandCO2emissionsrelatedtoheatandcold locallyproducedby

endusers for their own usage are already covered by tables A and B (columns for fossil fuel and

renewable energy consumption).In principle, the total amount of heat/cold produced referenced in

tableDshouldbeequal(orveryclose)tothequantityofheat/coldconsumedandreportedintableA,

column"Heat/cold".

Otheremissioninventories

IfyourlocalauthorityhasmadeseveralCO2emissioninventories,theresultsoftheseinventoriescanbe

includedinthetemplateunderthissection.


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SUSTAINABLEENERGYACTIONPLAN

1.TitleofyourSustainableEnergyActionPlan

Pleasespecifythe:

- Titleofyouractionplan(forexample:Energyplan,Climateplan,Mycityin2020),- Authorityapprovingyourplan,- Dateofitsformalapproval[day/month/year].

2.KeyelementsofyourSustainableEnergyActionPlan

ThissectiongathersthebasicinformationaboutthekeyactionsofyourSustainableEnergyActionPlan.

Sectors&fieldsofaction

Energy efficiency measures, renewable energy projects and other energyrelated actions can be

introducedinvariousactivityareasof localandregionalauthorities.TheCovenantofMayorsconcerns

theaction

at

local

level

within

the

competence

of

the

local

authorities.

Hence,

Covenant

signatories

will

beexpectedtotakeactioninseveraloralloftheirpossibleroles:

- Consumerandserviceprovider;- Planner,developerandregulator;- Advisor,motivatorandamodel;- Producerandsupplier.

Therefore theproposedSEAP template is twofold; first reflecting sectors thatare taken intoaccount

within yourBaselineEmission Inventory (i.e.buildings, equipment/facilities, industries and transport,

localelectricityproductionand localdistrict/heating/cooling,CHPs).Second itshouldalsobebasedon

thoseareaswherethelocalauthorityhasaspecificroletoplay,suchas:

- Landuseplanning(planner),- Publicprocurementofproductsandservices(consumer)or- Workingwiththecitizensandstakeholders(advisor,motivator).

However, local authorities are free to choose their key fields of action. Therefore, action in all the

mentionedareasisstronglyrecommended,butnotcompulsory.

Thistable isdesignedtohelp localauthoritiestostructuretheirmainactionsandmeasures. Incasea

sector/measure isnotcoveredby thisstructureyoucanadd itunderother (e.g. incase landfillgas

recoveryisoneoftheSEAPmeasures).

Keyactions/measures

The content of your action plan should be summarized under this section. Themeasures should be

linkedtothefieldsofaction(suchasmunicipalbuildings,publictransport,PVinstallations,trainingand

educationetc.).Please includeashortdescriptionofeachmeasure.Youcan insertmore lines, incase

youwanttolistseveralkeyactionsunderthesamefieldofaction.

Weexpectyouto listtheshorttermactionswhichhavebeenapprovedbythe localauthorityandfor

whichabudgethasbeenallocated(timehorizon35years)togetherwiththemorestrategiclongterm

actionswhich

you

intent

to

implement

by

2020.

Responsibledepartment,personorcompany

Whenenteringdetailsofyouractionsandmeasures,pleasenotethatthe informationneedstobesavedaftereachsector,otherwiseyourdatawillbelost.


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Within the action plan, responsibilities will be assigned to the different departments of your local

authority. Under this section please indicate the department responsible for implementing each

measure.ThesemightbealsothirdParties,suchasutilities/ESCOsorlocalenergyagencies.

Implementation

This section indicates the start and the end timeof each action /measurewithin your action plan.

Please

indicate

the

start

and

end

year

in

order

to

differentiate

the

short/medium

term

actions

and

the

longtermmeasures.ItisimportanttosetupshorttermactionsreducingtheCO2emissionsrightaway,

andreflectthroughlongtermmeasuresuntil2020whenthe 20%CO2targetneedstobeattained.

Estimatedcostsperaction/measure

Pleasegivean indicationofthecostforthe implicationofat leasteachshort/mediumtermmeasure/

action.Thisinformationwillshowwhatactions/measuresaremostcostly,andalsohelpevaluatingthe

costsofthekeymeasuresindifferentcountries.Pleaseindicatethecostsineuros.

Expectedenergysavingpermeasure

PleaseprovideinformationoftheexpectedenergysavinginMWhforeachmeasure.

Expectedrenewableenergyproductionpermeasure

Pleaseprovide information iftheplannedmeasure increases theshareof locallyproducedrenewable

energy(inMWh).

ExpectedCO2 orCO2equivalentemissionreductionpermeasure

Pleaseprovide informationoftheexpectedCO2emissionorCO2equivalentreduction intonsperyear

(t/a)ofeachofyourkeymeasures.

Energysavingtargetpersector

Pleasespecifytheenergysavingtargetperfieldofaction,(e.g.theenergysavingsinpublicbuildingsand

forbuildingsequipment).Pleasegiveone figure inMWhper sector.This figure should represent the

energysavingsyouaretargetingfortheyear2020comparedtoyourbaselineyear.

Itwillbecertainlydifficulttosetquantifiedenergysavingforsomeofthesectorssuchasthelanduse

planningor workingwith stakeholders.However, if there are anyestimates available,please also

indicatethese inthetable. Thiswillhelpto identifythekeyareaswhereCO2emissionreductionsare

expected.

Localrenewableenergyproductiontargetpersector

Pleasespecifythelocalrenewableenergyproductiontarget(inMWh)persectorwhenapplicable.This

figure shouldestimate the amountof locallyproduced renewable energy in 2020 compared to your

baselineyear.

Please include here only the energy locally produced/generated via renewable sources (e.g. PV

installations).Pleasealsonotethatnew installationsreduceCO2emissionsonly iftheyreplaceenergy

currentlyimportedandusedwithintheterritoryofthelocalauthority.

CO2 orCO2equivalentreductiontargetpersector

PleasespecifytheCO2 orCO2equivalentreductiontargetpersectorasfortheenergysavings.Figures

havetobegivenintones(t).Pleasenotethatfiguresforseveralsectorsaremandatory(greencells).If

noreductionisforeseenwithinthecorrespondingsectors,pleaseinsertzero.

Formore information,pleasevisitour setofFrequentlyAsked

Questions (FAQs) or download theGuidelines available in the

library! Covenant of Mayors website: www.eumayors.eu

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