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Warwick District Council

…. Considerable efforts have already been made within the Council to cut energy costs and reduce the Council’s carbon emissions. However, to meet the net zero target by 2025 a more concentrated programme of activity and investment is required. 9. In order to track the Council’s own carbon management performance, the Council is recommended to approve the preparation of an annual ‘budget’ for its own…

… it is released and identify other data sources to link actions to carbon reductions year on year, to confirm priority of measures, to prepare emissions budgets and to adjust reduction targets.  Establish budgets and secure funding for the programme delivery  Identify availability of Section 106 and CIL (IFS) along with external grants and loans to match fund carbon neutral initiatives…

… and made a commitment to reducing carbon emissions across the Council’s own estate and influencing climate action planning, mitigation and adaptation across Warwick District. Development of a Climate Emergency Action Programme is the first step to formalizing an approach over the next decade, which can bring social, environmental and economic benefits to the communities and businesses across Warwick…

… Management Plan (Work Package 2) has been designed to reduce the Council’s own carbon footprint (2,948 tonnes ref: One Carbon World) to net zero over 5 years with costs measures and actions, energy saving and carbon reduction outcomes based on currently available data and assessment tools. Item 6 / Page 37 WDC Climate Emergency Action Programme ~ MAIN REPORT ~ 31.1.2020 2 8…

… Action Programme ~ MAIN REPORT ~ 31.1.2020 5 Work Package 2 – Carbon Management Plan for the Council Council Workstreams – to target net zero by 2025 Energy efficiency (non-domestic)  Carry out energy audits across the whole Council non-residential property portfolio and implement low cost / no cost carbon reduction measures e.g. public buildings; car parks  Review sub-metering…