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West Lindsey District Council

…, footprint data, and interviews with key stakeholders. The expected carbon savings and costs of the initiatives (where these could be reasonably estimated) are presented in the following pages. Recommendations in the report cover: Driver training Fleet electrification Monitoring & reporting Carbon accounting General energy management Carbon Reduction Opportunities Council operated buildings…

…. Governance and engagement 6. Monitoring and reporting 7. Appendices 2 Contents 1. Executive summary 3 Background and Context 4 Growing acknowledgement of the latest science and recommendations from the Committee on Climate Change have resulted in unprecedented recognition of the global climate emergency and the need to act urgently in order to reduce carbon emissions to limit further…

… commuting and business travel. Building services emissions, 25% Transport emissions, 75% Breakdown of WLDC operational emissions by source 1,588 tCO2e Footprint in detail: Transport emissions 12 The council own and operate a large fleet of vehicles, all of which are diesel powered. Emissions from council-owned fleet vehicles account for 26% of the overall carbon footprint, the largest…

… in the council’s carbon footprint measurement, accounting for 24% of total emissions across council operated sites. Building/Site* Total tCO2e Guildhall Marshalls Yard 152 Parish Street Lighting 83.3 Lea Fields Crematorium 67.9 Trinity Arts Centre 36.7 NWR Waste Service Depot 17.8 * Only the top 5 buildings/sites are shown, ordered by total emissions Carbon Footprint Footprint in detail: Building…

… services emissions 14 Analysis of emissions • Only the top 10 buildings/sites are shown • Total emissions from electricity and gas consumption across all council operated sites are 393 tCO2e, accounting for approximately 11% of the council’s overall carbon footprint. Carbon Footprint 2.5 2.5 4.1 4.7 8.9 17.8 36.7 67.9 83.3 152.0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 S008/9 - Bridge Street…