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vehicles and evaluate the effectiveness of its emission reduction efforts in detailed. At the same time, the community-scale analysis provides a performance baseline for Pleasanton to pursue emission reduction initiatives form the community and demonstrate progress at a community wide level. Creating this emissions inventory required the collection of information from a variety of sources, including Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Stopwaste.org, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD), the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), Cal'Crans, the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), the California Energy Commission, and the Association of Bay Area Governments. For more details on data sources, see the notes in Appendices D and E. 2.2. Inventory Results 2.2.1. Corr>rrx.Inity Emissions Inventory Numerous sectors can be included in a community scale emissions inventory. "this inventory includes sources from the following sectors: • Residential • Commercial /Industrial • Transportation • Waste Eneissions by Sector The community of Pleasanton emitted approximately 813,337 metric ions of COze in the year 2005. As visible in Figure 1 and 'T'able l below, vehicles on roads and State highways in Pleasanton are the largest source of Pleasanton's community emissions (64.6%). Emissions from the commercial and industrial sectors collectively account for 16.4% of community emissions, while residential emissions total 14.0% of total emissions. The remaining community emissions are generated from waste sent to the landfill (5.0%) by Pleasanton residents and businesses. Figure 1 - Cotmm~nity GHC Emissions by Sector Community Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions by Sector (2005) Waste 5.0% Transportation 64.6% I'ahle I -- Cn»vntinity CHf: F;mi.csinn.c by Sector /metric tons C02e) ntial ConmerciaU Industrial 16.4% 2005 Community Emissions by Sector Residential Commercial/ Industrial Transportation Waste TOTAL CO a metric tons 113,565 133,303 525,(1>0 40,819 _ 813,337 Percent of Total C02e _ 14.0% 16.4% 64.6% 5.0% 100.0% Energy Equivalent MMBtu) 1,962,514 2,184,152 7,094,564 0 11,241,230 2005 O~eenhalseC~s Emissions Inventory, Cityof Reasarlton 6