The document summarizes Tallinn's efforts to create a low-carbon economy and adapt to climate change through its Sustainable Energy Action Plan. It provides data on Tallinn's population, area, transportation infrastructure and carbon emissions. A 2007 carbon inventory found transportation was responsible for 35% of fuel usage and 61% of liquid fuels were used for engines. The plan aims to reduce carbon emissions from heating and transportation by transitioning to more efficient fuels and low-carbon transportation options by 2020. The city will pursue public-private partnerships, education and awareness campaigns to achieve its low-carbon goals.

1. ECEU Conference, Cities of the Future European Capital Cities Creating Low-Carbon Economies and Adapting to Changing Climate for a Sustainable Future Vilnius, 14th October 2011 Tallinn City Government

2. Creating Low-Carbon Economie in Tallinn Tallinn Sustainable Energy Action Plan ECEU Conference, Cities of the Future Raivo Kiis Project manager Environment Department Tallinn City Government Vilnius, 14th October 2011 Tallinn City Government

6. The fuel usage in Tallinn energy sector in 2007 Tallinn City Government

7. Energy usage in Tallinn by different economic sectors in 2007 Tallinn City Government

8. CO 2 emission in Tallinn by different economic sectors in 2007 Tallinn City Government

9. Consumption of fuels for heat ing in Tallinn 2007 Tallinn City Government

10. Consumption of fuels for heat ing in Tallinn 2020 Tallinn City Government

11. Changes in c onsumption of fuels for heat ing in Tallinn 2020 Tallinn City Government

12. Fuels consumption in transport sector 2007 Tallinn City Government

13. CO2 emission in Tallinn City transport sector Source: SEI-Tallinn Tallinn City Government

14. Changes in fuels consuming in transport sector 2007 - 2020 Tallinn City Government

15. CO2 emissions from major municipal services 2010 in Tallinn Source: SEI-Tallinn Tallinn City Government

17. Thank You for attention  Tallinn City Government