Federal Government-Wide Performance Data

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President Biden's Executive Order 14057 directs the Federal Government to leverage its portfolio of 300,000 buildings, fleet of 600,000 cars and trucks, and annual purchasing power of $630 billion goods and services to transition Federal infrastructure to zero-emission vehicles and buildings powered by carbon pollution-free electricity, which will reduce the Federal Government's greenhouse gas emissions by 65 percent by 2030.

By transforming how the Federal Government builds, buys, and manages its assets and operations, the Federal Government will support the growth of America's clean energy and clean technology industries, while accelerating America’s progress toward achieving a carbon pollution-free electricity sector by 2035.

Government-Wide Performance Data

Click the icons below to jump to graphs showing specific government-wide progress or download the FY22 Federal Government Sustainability Scorecard.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Standard Operations

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Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity Acquisitions

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Zero-Emission Vehicles Acquisitions

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Standard Operations in Facilities

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Facility Energy Intensity

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Facility Water Intensity

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Sustainable Federal Buildings

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Investment in Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

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OMB Scorecard Glossary

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