New federal requirements announced by the FHWA will put pressure on agencies to measure greenhouse gases (GHG) from transportation and track reductions. StreetLight has already been widely used to help agencies reduce transportation emissions through strategies like mode shift, electrification, and GHG measurement.
Now, to help public agencies and consulting firms meet climate goals faster, StreetLight has launched a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions product.
Join our webinar as we discuss:
How data supports the most critical emissions reduction strategies
How the right GHG calculations producesmore actionable emissions insights
A deep dive on our new GHG emissions measurement product
How Metropolitan Council, the Twin Cities’ MPO, use our data for emissions work
Panelist Bios
Laura Schewel is the founder and CEO of StreetLight. Before founding StreetLight, Laura worked on transportation sustainability at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Rocky Mountain Institute.
Liz Roten is a data scientist and cartographer at Metropolitan Council, working at the intersection of regional government, transportation, and data science.
Karina Graeter is the Sustainability Coordinator at Southern Maine Planning and Development Commission and leads SMPDC’s Regional Sustainability and Resilience Program. Karina works collaboratively with Southern Maine towns and cities to develop regional sustainability efforts and support local climate action.
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“The work will help develop new national standards for climate action planning at the regional level.”
ANU RAMASWAMI
Director, Sustainable Healthy Cities Network
Reduce transportation emissions with data-backed strategies
Ensure that you have the granular data you need to meet your requirements with accurate baseline measurements
Get detailed GHG emissions metrics that break out trip type and vehicle type to see the full picture of what drives emissions
Spend less time on calculations and get easy access to granular GHG emissions metrics to inform your mitigation decisions
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