A Developed Community is characterized by stability of population and employment growth. Radnor Township is classified by DVRPC as a Developed Community. This report will be updated with new data upon completion of DVRPC's energy use and emissions inventory for 2020. DVRPC's Office of Climate and Environment can provide additional guidance and assistance in performing this local analysis. More detailed local analysis can improve on this inventory and reveal particular opportunities for efficiency improvements and emission reductions in both the public and private sector.
This report is meant to serve as a starting point for municipal policy-making. This report gathers the municipally allocated energy usage, greenhouse gas emissions, and energy expenditure information for Radnor Township in an easy-to-read document intended to support local decision-making. The chart on page 20 of the Methods and Sources document indicates which sectors are allocated to the municipal level, and a general assessment of the quality of that allocation.
Please note that not all sectors were allocated to the municipal level, including aviation, freight rail, and intercity rail. As part of this inventory, DVRPC allocated both energy use and greenhouse gas emissions to individual counties and municipalities based on 2015 data. In 2018, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission completed a regional energy use and greenhouse gas emissions inventory for the nine-county DVRPC region.
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