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We also wanted to compare the actions based on our three key metrics: (1) each action’s total greenhouse gas emissions reduction potential through horizon year 2050 (represented by the size of the bubble), (2) each action’s cost-effectiveness at reducing greenhouse gas emissions (represented by their relative position on the x-axis), and (3) their level of community benefits (represented by their relative position on the y-axis). Our findings show the different trade-offs--for example, the electrification action is more cost-effective at reducing greenhouse gas emissions than transit actions but generates fewer community benefits.

Revenue Generating Actions

Lastly, we compared cost-effectiveness at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by comparing the approximate cumulative capital and net operating costs of all the actions through 2050 with the approximate cumulative greenhouse gas emissions reductions through 2050.

• Tier 1: Very High (Net revenue generating between $209M and $5,000M in revenue for every cumulative mtCO2e reduced through 2050)

• Tier 2: High (Less than $500M for every cumulative mtCO2e reduced through 2050)

• Tier 3: Medium (Between $4,500M and $40,000M for every cumulative mtCO2e reduced through 2050)

• Tier 4: Lowest (Between $70,000M and $1,000,000M for every cumulative mtCO2e reduced through 2050)

Cost-Effectiveness at Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tier by Action

Cost-Effectiveness Tier Climate Roadmap ID Climate Roadmap Action

Tier 1: Very High

CR-4.2/4.3

Gradually Charge the Right Price for Every On-street Space

CR-4.1 Expand Paid Parking on Sundays and Evenings

CR-4.4/4.5 Increase Residential Parking Permit Fees

Tier 2: High

CR-3.2 Increase Share of Employers Offering Commute Subsidies

CR-3.1 Increase Engagement in Commute Benefits Ordinance Programs

CR-6.1 Develop and Implement Community Transportation Plans

CR-5.1 Expand EV Charging Stations

CR-2.2 Subsidize E-bikes

Tier 3: Medium

CR-2.1 Expand Bicycle Parking

CR-1.2 Modernize Muni Metro

CR-2.4 Expand the Bicycle Network

CR-1.6 Improve Transfers

CR-1.5 Implement Muni Forward Improvements

CR-2.3 Pilot Mobility Hubs

CR-1.1 Build the Five-minute Network

Tier 4: Lowest

CR-1.4 Initiate Central Subway Extension

CR-1.3 Initiate Geary Subway

Cost-Effectiveness at Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tier by Action

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