University of Pittsburgh, Fiscal Year 2017 Greenhouse Gas Inventory, Pittsburgh Campus

Figure 1 – GHG Emission Source Distributions for Fiscal Years 08, 11, 14, and 17

The biggest greenhouse gas emitting source for Pitt is again electricity generation which accounts for about half of all of the University’s emissions. The total campus-wide electricity demand has remained relatively similar to FY14 level with only a 0.95% (2,000 MWh) increase, even though building changes resulted in a 0.2% (22 kSF) decrease in gross building area served. A change in electricity generation mix, significantly

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Table 1 – Summary and Comparison of University of Pittsburgh GHG Emissions for FY 08,11,14, 17

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Table 27 - Summary of Pitt’s GHG Emissions for Fiscal Year 2011

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Figure 1 – GHG Emission Source Distributions for Fiscal Years 08, 11, 14, and 17

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References

7 Conclusions

Executive Summary

Table 16 – Summary of Calculated Commuting Distributions

Table 1 – Summary and Comparison of University of Pittsburgh GHG Emissions for FY 08,11,14, 17

Preface

Table 27 - Summary of Pitt’s GHG Emissions for Fiscal Year 2011

Figure 1 – GHG Emission Source Distributions for Fiscal Years 08, 11, 14, and 17

Table 22 – Summary of Pitt’s GHG Emissions for Fiscal Year 2017