Danielle Lee, Chief Sustainability and Resiliency Officer Rebecca Lucky, Sustainability Manager
Decarbonization Goal Analysis
Results
Background
2 Council Sustainability Committee
3 Emissions Scenarios
4 What Drives Emission Reductions
5 Building Electrification Remains Essential
6 Local Building Actions
7 Contingency Planning
8 Transportation Emissions
9 Mountain View's remaining core emissions in 2045
Transportation Actions
10 Conculsion
11 Next Steps
12 • Thank you
13 Danielle Lee, Chief Sustainability and Resiliency Officer Lauren Anderson, Sustainability Analyst II
June 2, 2026
Sustainability Action Plan 4 Progress Update
Environmental
Sustainability Task Forces
in 2008 and 2017 helped
shape the City's
Sustainability Action Plans.
Most recent SAP adopted
in 2019, originally
included 81 actions and 7
new staff positions.
Over time, the plan was
refined to focus on 57
high-impact measures.
About Sustainability Action Plan 4
4 Highlights
5 52 of 57 (91%) actions completed or ongoing
Incentives & funding
• E-Bike rebates
• Heat pump water heater
rebates
• Secured $30M in grants
Building electrification
• Reach codes
• Electrification policies
• Electrified municipal
facilities
Outreach programs
• Electrify MV
• Year of the Water Heater
campaigns
• Cool Block program
• Plant-based diet and heat
resilience
Clean transportation
• EV charging
• Fleet Electrification Plan and
policy
• Vision Zero Policy
Data & Reporting
• GHG inventories and
reporting
• CDP (formerly Carbon
Disclosure Project)
Partnerships &
innovation
• SVCE, Google, and Canopy
• Transportation management
association coordination
• Tested electric equipment
and vehicles
C
E-Scooter Share Pilot
Expected to launch in
fall 2026.
Actions In Progress
6 5 actions (9%) underway
Most anticipated to be completed by the end of 2026
Urban Forest Plan
Council adoption
anticipated in June 2026.
Climate Vulnerability and
Resilience Plan
The draft vulnerability assessment
presented to CSC in December 2025
is currently being updated.
Decarbonization
Planning
A final five-year
community
decarbonization plan is
expected for Council
adoption in 2026–2027.
Municipal decarbonization
efforts are also underway,
including various building
and fleet projects.
Transportation Demand
Management (TDM)
The citywide TDM ordinance was
adopted in May 2026.
Sustainability Fund Balance
7 $3.86M
Sustainability Fund Balance
~$2M
Available for near-term, high-impact
decarbonization initiatives
Recommended Uses for Balance
1 Heat Pump Water Heater Rebates
$500,000
Adder rebates to support compliance with
upcoming Air District rules.
EV Charging for Multi-Family Housing
$500,000
Adder rebates for EV charging at apartments and
condominiums.
Community Shuttle Program
$200,000
Support continuation of existing Mountain View
Community Shuttle service.
City Fleet EV Charging
$300,000
Infrastructure to maintain compliance with the
City’s Greenhouse Gas Free Fleet Policy .
Municipal Solar and Battery Energy Storage Project Delivery Support $300K–$500K
Supports various soft costs for solar installation at City Hall, the Library, and the Rengstorff Park Aquatics Center.
SAP Closeout
9 Complete remaining actions
Anticipated SAP closeout by July
2027
Redirect remaining funds to Five-
Year Community Decarbonization
Plan actions
1 2
3 Next Steps
Thank you!
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