Local authorities in Scotland are required to publish yearly data on their compliance with their climate change duties – including the emissions reduction projects they are undertaking.
First phase to households in Hamilton and East Kilbride. Savings figures based on difference between processing costs for food/ garden waste and the average cost of landfilling waste - £57.76 per tonne. Unable to separately identify capital and operational costs as the service changes are due to legislative requirements
Second phase to households in Rutherglen, Cambuslang and Clydesadale. Savings figures based on difference between processing costs for food/ garden waste and the average cost of landfilling waste - £60.76 per tonne. Unable to separately identify capital and operational costs as the service changes are due to legislative requirements
Approximately 48,000 lanterns were replaced in phase 2
LED lighting in 4 sites
Cavity and loft insulation in 7 sites
Installation of secondary glazing in Corporate building
Installation in 5 sites
Various projects have been implemented on a phased basis and continue to be incorporated into existing and new vehicles - speed limiters, telematics, anti siphoning, intelligent procurement, route planning, fuel efficient driver training. Unable to estimate individual savings due to so many initiatives having an effect at the same time.
LED lighting projects in Meldrum House and Almada Street Headquarters
Various projects have been implemented on a phased basis and continue to be incorporated into existing and new vehicles - speed limiters, telematics, anti siphoning, intelligent procurement, route planning, fuel efficient driver training. Unable to estimate individual savings due to so many initiatives having an effect at the same time.
Approximately 59,000 LEDs will be replaced at the end of the 3 year programme
Approximately 59,000 LEDs were replaced by the end of the programme
4 LED lighting projects in East Kilbride Central Library, Brandongate offices, John Wright Sports Centre, McClymont Day Care centre
Various projects have been implemented on a phased basis and continue to be incorporated into existing and new vehicles - speed limiters, telematics, anti siphoning, route planning, driver training. Fleet continued to downsize in 2018/19 in relation to the size of vehicles, which has resulted in smaller, more efficient vehicles
Installed in 5 Primary Schools
A proportion of residual waste in the second half of 2018/19 was processed at the new Energy From Waste facility which became fully operational in 2019/20