Next Steps for San Francisco Residential Building Decarbonization and Equity

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The San Francisco Department of Environment, Emerald Cities San Francisco, and People Organizing to Demand Environmental and Economic Justice (PODER) convened workshops from November 2019 - June 2020 to envision equitable strategies to decarbonize residential buildings. Please complete this form so we can continue working together!

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1. Draft Strategies to equitably decarbonize existing residential buildings and Potential Actions to support the Strategies have been developed, and were reviewed during a Zoom meeting on June 2. If you have additional feedback, please share below.

Draft Strategies and Potential Actions document: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eyfV9pngwnadF0o9JipiFXDpeB4tDxVc/view?usp=sharing ; Recording of Zoom meeting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DdLcZMgGRHYA3quuSN7uhRHFkSvpfE9J/view?usp=sharing

2. Please check the Potential Actions below which are a priority to you and/or your organization.

Potential Actions support four Strategies: 1) Decarbonization of privately-owned housing and protection of communities of color and low-income residents; 2) Decarbonization of deed-restricted affordable housing, protection of communities of color and low-income residents, and preservation of affordable units; 3) Plan for the equitable decarbonization of energy distribution infrastructure; 4) Increase opportunities for disadvantaged workers and Minority, Women, and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises (MWDVBEs) by extending workforce development programs to building decarbonization. More information about Draft Strategies and Potential Actions: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eyfV9pngwnadF0o9JipiFXDpeB4tDxVc/view?usp=sharing

Potential Action 1.1: Convene a working group to review impacts to tenants

Potential Action 1.2: Make passthroughs more equitable

Potential Action 1.3: Prevent renovictions of lower income tenants

Potential Action 1.4: Support Lower Income Owners Building Legalization

Potential Action 1.5: Increase Financial Assistance for Lower Income Property Owners

Potential Action 1.6: Develop Guidelines by Building Type

Potential Action 1.7: Update RECO with Measures for Decarbonization

Potential Action 1.8: Advocate for State-Level Changes

Potential Action 1.9: Research New Financing Mechanisms

Potential Action 1.10: Develop Targeted Campaigns and Educational Materials

Potential Action 1.11: Increase Community Awareness and Capacity

Potential Action 1.12: Train Building Operators and Facilities Managers

Potential Action 2.1: Convene a Working Group to Share Knowledge Among Early Electrification Adopters

Potential Action 2.2: Develop Technical Guidelines for Decarbonization of Affordable Housing

Potential Action 2.3: Develop Financial Guidelines for Decarbonization of Affordable Housing

Potential Action 2.4: Build Tenant Awareness and Capacity

Potential Action 2.5: Train Building Operators and Facilities Managers

Potential Action 3.1: Plan for an Equitable Decommission of Gas Infrastructure

Potential Action 3.2: Assess Municipal Opportunities for Electrification

Potential Action 3.3: Research the Redesign of Electricity Rates

Potential Action 3.4: Increase Community Awareness and Capacity

Potential Action 4.1: Plan for a Just Transition and Economic Recovery

Potential Action 4.2: Develop Decarbonization Training Curriculum

Potential Action 4.3: Establish Qualifications for Electrification Work

Potential Action 4.4: Develop Mechanisms to Advance Equitable Access to Electrification Jobs

Potential Action 4.5: Create a Clean Energy Buildings Hub

3. What do you and/or your organization need to stay engaged in building decarbonization and equity?

4. What role would you and/or your organization like to play moving forward? Do you have ideas for building decarbonization pilot projects that center equity?

5. If you are aware of funding opportunities or other resources available to support the implementation of equitable building electrification, please share them below.

6. Would you and/or your organization like to be engaged in the development of San Francisco's Climate Action Plan? *

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