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The committee heard a 2023 greenhouse gas emissions inventory showing 18.6 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent for the community, a 1% increase from 2019 but an 11% decrease from 2015. It also got an update that 10 Dallas sites were recommended for electric vehicle charging grants, with a total estimated project cost of $645,600.
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The committee reviewed how much greenhouse gas pollution Dallas produced in 2023 and how that compared with earlier years. The city reported lower emissions from stationary energy, but transportation emissions rose, which pushed the overall community total slightly higher than in 2019. The committee also heard that 10 city sites, including libraries, recreation centers, and Dallas Love Field Airport, were recommended for electric vehicle charging infrastructure funding. If approved later, the grants could help add more public charging options in Dallas.
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