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London Borough of Sutton

…, making it cheaper for households to purchase solar panels. Over 1,300 households registered and 276 have progressed with solar panel installation. Community energy schemes²1 are an option for community groups to deliver and the Council wants to support this. Better insulation of homes reduces carbon emissions and makes them warmer, healthier and cheaper to heat. Households in fuel poverty…

… are categorised as having low income, poor energy efficiency and energy costs that are above the national average. Were they to spend that amount, they would be left with an income that is below the official poverty line.22 Around 10% of households in Sutton are thought to be in fuel poverty, just below the national average.23 Retrofitting homes across the borough to reduce carbon emissions provides…

… of Intent24 extends the criteria of those eligible for a home visit, to ensure more vulnerable people in Sutton can benefit. We will provide information to homeowners and the wider public about ways to make homes warmer and save money on energy bills by improving energy efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of their home. THE TARGETS The Council will achieve net zero carbon emissions…

… Manuel Abellan, Chair of Environment and Neighbourhood Committee Sutton’s Environment Strategy | 32 | Sutton’s Environment Strategy FOREWORD 2020 Sutton has declared a climate emergency and committed to the borough reducing its carbon emissions to net zero. This is an enormous ambition but the right thing to do for our environment and the health and security of future generations…

… of the action tackling climate change. Councillor Ben Andrew, Vice-Chair of Environment and Neighbourhood Committee and Chair of the Climate Emergency Task and Finish Group Sutton’s Environment Strategy | 54 | Sutton’s Environment Strategy SUTTON WILL BE LONDON’S MOST SUSTAINABLE BOROUGH Our zero carbon future means cleaner air, and more journeys taken by bike, public transport…