Including 23 closely related terms such as carbon emissions, carbon emission, and direct carbon emissions.
… significant benefits, the progress of individual projects has been mixed, with many needing to scale up in order to reduce the council’s carbon emissions by 2030. Table 1 below shows progress against key decarbonisation projects. Table 1: Table showing progress of key projects affecting direct emissions Action area What needs to happen by 2030 Progress needed by 2025/6 Progress to March 2024…
… in the Council’s carbon emissions each year since 2019/20. The shaded area between 9 Greener futures climate change delivery plan 2021 to 2025 - Surrey County Council 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 2025/26 C ar bo n Em is si on s (to nn es ) Financial Year Total Emissions (tCO2e) Figure 3: Graph showing SCC's…
… to adaptive dimming profiles based on real-time traffic information. 12 Impact: This is a highly effective programme with a 74% reduction in streetlighting emissions achieved by 2023/24, and £3.5m of annual financial savings. 5,244t Annual carbon saved £3.5M Annual bill savings £0M Funding leveraged 63% Energy efficiency 13 3.2 Council’s estate…
…-zero estate by 2030 without significant carbon offsetting. To compensate for the challenges to delivering large ground-mounted solar arrays, a re-focus on delivering rooftop solar projects at scale is needed. 18 3.3 Fleet and Active Travel Council-owned fleet makes up 12% of direct carbon emissions. Table 4:Progress and next steps of fleet decarbonisation Project Progress…
… indirect carbon emissions2 and to respond to current and future climate risks such as extreme weather resulting from increasing global average temperatures. The Council’s 2030 net-zero target remains on track, achieving a carbon emissions reduction of 38% in 2023/24 compared to the interim target of a 40-69% reduction by 2025/6. 1 Greener futures climate change delivery plan 2021 to 2025…