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… on existing energy credentials and further develop Cumbria’s green energy infrastructure, whilst improving energy efficiency across businesses. The Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) have identified six priorities, reflecting the LIS and Green Grand Energy Challenge: Ideas - identifying or adopting new innovations creating a step change towards a low-carbon economy. People - creating safe and warm homes…

…. Infrastructure - designing in low-carbon solutions. Business environment - driving energy efficiency to increase profitability and productivity. Places - low-carbon energy generation. Green growth - nuclear development. The LEP has an influential role and works collaboratively with key stakeholders to advance the low-carbon ambitions in the areas and to ensure objectives are met. This report applies most…

… on Climate Change (IPCC) for “limiting warming to 1.5 degrees or below” to curb current global warming trends. A sector led approach to reducing carbon will now follow to allow clear targets to be set at an achievable and deliverable scale across the key carbon emitting areas. The approach will be based around these 3 stages: 1 Understanding sector carbon footprints - understanding of sector footprints…

… 1,600 1,800 2,000 Care home Offices Library Day centre Fire station Depot Records/ archives Pupil referrals Outdoor centre Gas / oil consumption Electricity consumption Carbon emission Serving the people of Cumbria 17 Carbon Management Strategy (Corporate Estate) 2020-2025 2.1.2 CO₂e by Building Requirement Site surveys were conducted to determine energy requirements and usage types…

… Carbon Management Strategy 2020 to 2025 cumbria.gov.uk Carbon Management Strategy (Corporate Estate) 2020-2025 Cumbria County Council Serving the people of Cumbria 2 Executive Summary 1 Introduction 2 Baseline CO₂e emissions 3 Carbon Management in Buildings 4 Offsite Renewable Energy Generation 5 Carbon Reduction Strategy and Targets…