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Climate Action Plan Summary <br /> Figure 3Pleasanton Per Capita GHG Emissions Forecast, 2017 to 2045 <br /> 9.00 <br /> 8.00 7.67 7.79 <br /> 7.47 <br /> 7.00 <br /> ,^n \�`•\`. 6.17 <br /> a 6.00 <br /> 5.4$',--.._ 5.17 <br /> N 5.00 \ "'----- <br /> O 1`r <br /> 4.09 4.89 <br /> 4.00 !+'° •-.• <br /> -- 4.11 \ <br /> 0 3.00 \ \ \ ' 2.27 <br /> N \ <br /> 2.00 \ <br /> w \ <br /> = 1.00 \ \ \ <br /> 2017 2030 2045 <br /> —BAU —ABAU —Existing CAP-Primary •••••. CAP-Secondary — —Target <br /> Table 4 summarize the communitywide GHG emissions forecast under three scenarios: 1) business- <br /> as-usual, 2) implementation of State laws and programs, 3) implementation of State laws and <br /> programs,the City's existing policies and programs, and the CAP 2.0 strategies and actions. <br /> As shown therein, under the business-as-usual scenario, communitywide GHG emissions are <br /> forecasted to increase by approximately 24 percent between 2017 and 2045 based on economic <br /> and population growth. However,with implementation of State laws and programs, <br /> communitywide GHG emissions would decline by approximately 14 percent between 2017 and <br /> 2045. Furthermore, full implementation of the CAP 2.0 alongside State laws and programs would <br /> reduce absolute communitywide GHG emissions by approximately 51 percent below 1990 levels by <br /> 2030 and by approximately 68 percent below 1990 levels by 204512. <br /> 12 This represents significant progress towards the City's long-term goal of carbon neutrality by 2045.The City will rely on new measures <br /> in the form of regular CAP updates,new state legislation and new technological advances to achieve this target. <br /> 9 <br />