The Massachusetts Port Authority's Sustainability Strategies and
The Massachusetts Port Authority’s Sustainability Strategies and Initiatives Presented to: The Environmental Business Council September 9, 2011 By: Deborah Hadden, Deputy Port Director, Properties and Transportation Massachusetts Port Authority
Massport Overview • Independent State Authority • Maritime – Conley Container Terminal • ISO 14001 certified
• 1.5 million tons cargo annually
– – – –
Cruiseport Boston Boston Fish Pier Development Parcels Parks and Edge Buffers
– Winner of 2009 American Association of Port Authorities “Comprehensive Environmental Management” Award
• Airports – Logan International • >27M passengers and 1B lbs cargo per yr. • 17th busiest airport in US
– Hanscom Field • ISO 14001 certified (1st US Airport)
– Worcester Regional Airport – Winner of 2008 ACI Environmental Achievement Award – Logan Airport Emissions Reduction Program
Massport has a long Commitment to Environmental Issues • One of the oldest noise abatement programs in the US - Over 5100 homes and 36 schools sound-insulated • Environmental Reports Published since 1979 • Monthly NO2 monitoring since 1982 • CNG bus fleet since 1993 over 15,000,000 clean fuel miles • Aggressive HOV Goals • 1st LEED-certified airport terminal in the World • 1st airport and container terminal EMS (ISO 14001) in US • Creative Emission Reduction Strategies
Massport’s Environmental Vision focus on Sustainability - approaching business in a way that allows the organization to evaluate, design and plan all its activities to continuously avoid and minimize environmental impacts related to all current and future operations and services. Environmental Stewardship
Social Responsibility Economic Development
Massport Sustainability Initiatives • Recycling/Solid Waste Management • Diversity Initiatives • Energy Efficiency Initiative • Community Outreach • GHG/Emissions Inventories • Clean fuel vehicles • Clean Cab Program • ISO 14001 Certified EMSs • LOC Wind Turbines • Annual Environmental Reporting
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LEED-certified Development Industry Working Groups Noise Abatement Parks/Edge Buffers and Community Programs Logan Air Quality Initiative Regional & Local Economic Impact Massport on the Move Green Cleaning Program Nighttime Walkway Shutdown
Port Emission Reduction Measures • Conley Terminal EMS • Equipment retrofits and “green” equipment replacement program • Recycling of specialized waste • Shore power • Clean truck program
Logan Emission Reduction Measures • CNG and hybrid bus fleet • Clean cab program • Logan Air Quality Initiative (AQI) • 400 Hz power and pre-conditioned air at all 92 airport gates • Strong commitment to energy reduction and renewable energy…
Case Study: Terminal B Garage Lighting Retrofits and Solar Panels SAVINGS
96.3% energy reduction 3.7% energy generation Reduction of 1357 Metric Tons of CO2 annually Generation of 1.75% of 2012 Leading by Example goal of 15% from renewables Annual Electrical Consumption: Annual Consumption Reduction New Lighting Fixtures and Energy Conservation Initiatives
49% Lower than Existing 2,192 mW-hrs /$263,094
Annual Energy Production From new PV SolarPanels
84 mW-hrs/$10,076
Total Annual Energy Reduction From Grid Utility
2,276 mW-hrs/$273,172
Massport Energy Efficiency Initiative • Establish an Authority-wide energy-use baseline • Develop a strategy to reduce long-range energy consumption: – Reduce facility operating costs – Reduce emissions of Green House Gases (GHG) – Meet/exceed state/federal regulatory goals
• Identify Opportunities for Renewable Energy
Leading by Example (LBE) Goals Summary
Goal
Energy Intensity
LBE Metric
Baseline Year
kBtu/sqft
109 kBtu/sqft (FY04)
FY10 Position
108 kBtu/sqft 103 kBtu/sqft
Renewable Electricity
% of kWh
Target year
233k kWh onsite
GHG
MTCO2
41,500 MT (FY02)
45,800 MT
• •
FY11 Position
317k kWh onsite + 1.7 mil kWh RECs
FY12 Target
FY20 Target
20% less (87 kBtu/sf)
35% less (71 kBtu/sf)
15% (3.7 mil. kWh)
30% (8.5 mil. kWh)
25% less (31,100 MT)
40% less (24,900 MT)
Analysis for Logan, vertical structures only Horizontal areas and energy consumption removed 10
Goal #1 – Vertical Energy Use Intensity (EUI) •
Plan as shown results in a reduction from 108 kBtu/sqft in FY10 to 88 kBtu/sqft in FY12 (95% of the FY10-to-FY12 gap) – –
•
Significant savings in FY12 projected from CHP retro-cx All scenarios are short of 2012 LBE target by approximately 1 kBtu/sqft in FY12 (equal to approximately 11 million kBtu)
Opportunities to close the gap: –
Discontinue HTHW to hangars 8, 9, & 16 in FY12; and/or accelerate “New” projects to FY12
2012 kBtu/sqft BAU
102
Target
87
Underway
89
Planned
89
New
89
11
Goal #2 – Renewable Electricity 2012 RE goal exceeded by 2 million kWh – combined on-site renewable generation and REC purchase
792,000 kWh provided by onsite projects by FY12 (`20% of target) 5-year “call option” REC contract starts FY11, expires in FY16
•
Target based on MPA Ops electricity being 16% of vertical total
12
LBE Goal #3 – GHG Reductions •
Plan as shown results in decrease of 7,900 MTCO2 from FY10 to FY12 –
Short of FY12 LBE target by ~6,800 MTCO2
13
Sustainability is a journey! Deborah Hadden, Deputy Port Director, Properties and Transportation Massachusetts Port Authority Boston, MA 617-946-4435
[email protected]
Massport Overview • Independent State Authority • Maritime – Conley Container Terminal • ISO 14001 certified
• 1.5 million tons cargo annually
– – – –
Cruiseport Boston Boston Fish Pier Development Parcels Parks and Edge Buffers
– Winner of 2009 American Association of Port Authorities “Comprehensive Environmental Management” Award
• Airports – Logan International • >27M passengers and 1B lbs cargo per yr. • 17th busiest airport in US
– Hanscom Field • ISO 14001 certified (1st US Airport)
– Worcester Regional Airport – Winner of 2008 ACI Environmental Achievement Award – Logan Airport Emissions Reduction Program
Massport has a long Commitment to Environmental Issues • One of the oldest noise abatement programs in the US - Over 5100 homes and 36 schools sound-insulated • Environmental Reports Published since 1979 • Monthly NO2 monitoring since 1982 • CNG bus fleet since 1993 over 15,000,000 clean fuel miles • Aggressive HOV Goals • 1st LEED-certified airport terminal in the World • 1st airport and container terminal EMS (ISO 14001) in US • Creative Emission Reduction Strategies
Massport’s Environmental Vision focus on Sustainability - approaching business in a way that allows the organization to evaluate, design and plan all its activities to continuously avoid and minimize environmental impacts related to all current and future operations and services. Environmental Stewardship
Social Responsibility Economic Development
Massport Sustainability Initiatives • Recycling/Solid Waste Management • Diversity Initiatives • Energy Efficiency Initiative • Community Outreach • GHG/Emissions Inventories • Clean fuel vehicles • Clean Cab Program • ISO 14001 Certified EMSs • LOC Wind Turbines • Annual Environmental Reporting
• • • • • • • • •
LEED-certified Development Industry Working Groups Noise Abatement Parks/Edge Buffers and Community Programs Logan Air Quality Initiative Regional & Local Economic Impact Massport on the Move Green Cleaning Program Nighttime Walkway Shutdown
Port Emission Reduction Measures • Conley Terminal EMS • Equipment retrofits and “green” equipment replacement program • Recycling of specialized waste • Shore power • Clean truck program
Logan Emission Reduction Measures • CNG and hybrid bus fleet • Clean cab program • Logan Air Quality Initiative (AQI) • 400 Hz power and pre-conditioned air at all 92 airport gates • Strong commitment to energy reduction and renewable energy…
Case Study: Terminal B Garage Lighting Retrofits and Solar Panels SAVINGS
96.3% energy reduction 3.7% energy generation Reduction of 1357 Metric Tons of CO2 annually Generation of 1.75% of 2012 Leading by Example goal of 15% from renewables Annual Electrical Consumption: Annual Consumption Reduction New Lighting Fixtures and Energy Conservation Initiatives
49% Lower than Existing 2,192 mW-hrs /$263,094
Annual Energy Production From new PV SolarPanels
84 mW-hrs/$10,076
Total Annual Energy Reduction From Grid Utility
2,276 mW-hrs/$273,172
Massport Energy Efficiency Initiative • Establish an Authority-wide energy-use baseline • Develop a strategy to reduce long-range energy consumption: – Reduce facility operating costs – Reduce emissions of Green House Gases (GHG) – Meet/exceed state/federal regulatory goals
• Identify Opportunities for Renewable Energy
Leading by Example (LBE) Goals Summary
Goal
Energy Intensity
LBE Metric
Baseline Year
kBtu/sqft
109 kBtu/sqft (FY04)
FY10 Position
108 kBtu/sqft 103 kBtu/sqft
Renewable Electricity
% of kWh
Target year
233k kWh onsite
GHG
MTCO2
41,500 MT (FY02)
45,800 MT
• •
FY11 Position
317k kWh onsite + 1.7 mil kWh RECs
FY12 Target
FY20 Target
20% less (87 kBtu/sf)
35% less (71 kBtu/sf)
15% (3.7 mil. kWh)
30% (8.5 mil. kWh)
25% less (31,100 MT)
40% less (24,900 MT)
Analysis for Logan, vertical structures only Horizontal areas and energy consumption removed 10
Goal #1 – Vertical Energy Use Intensity (EUI) •
Plan as shown results in a reduction from 108 kBtu/sqft in FY10 to 88 kBtu/sqft in FY12 (95% of the FY10-to-FY12 gap) – –
•
Significant savings in FY12 projected from CHP retro-cx All scenarios are short of 2012 LBE target by approximately 1 kBtu/sqft in FY12 (equal to approximately 11 million kBtu)
Opportunities to close the gap: –
Discontinue HTHW to hangars 8, 9, & 16 in FY12; and/or accelerate “New” projects to FY12
2012 kBtu/sqft BAU
102
Target
87
Underway
89
Planned
89
New
89
11
Goal #2 – Renewable Electricity 2012 RE goal exceeded by 2 million kWh – combined on-site renewable generation and REC purchase
792,000 kWh provided by onsite projects by FY12 (`20% of target) 5-year “call option” REC contract starts FY11, expires in FY16
•
Target based on MPA Ops electricity being 16% of vertical total
12
LBE Goal #3 – GHG Reductions •
Plan as shown results in decrease of 7,900 MTCO2 from FY10 to FY12 –
Short of FY12 LBE target by ~6,800 MTCO2
13
Sustainability is a journey! Deborah Hadden, Deputy Port Director, Properties and Transportation Massachusetts Port Authority Boston, MA 617-946-4435
[email protected]
