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Warwickshire County Council

… Goals 7 Looking forward - our action on climate change Through implementation of a Carbon Management Action Plan, the Council has reduced its carbon dioxide emissions from electricity consumption by 43% and gas consumption by 1% in its operational properties between 2015/16 and 2018/19. Without these actions and changes in staff behaviour the Council's emissions would have increased by 0.7…

…% year on year to 2033. Petrol and diesel carbon dioxide emissions consumed within Warwickshire for council owned vehicles has reduced by 21% between 2013/14 and 2018/19. Across Warwickshire carbon dioxide emissions from general waste disposal, per head of population, has reduced by 4% from 2013/14 to 2018/19, through householders’ efforts to reduce waste and recycle more. Since 2011/12…

…, a combination of part-night lighting and LED lantern installation saw the Council's carbon dioxide emissions for street lighting reduce by 76%. Our progress so far 8 Emissions the Council has direct control over including own transport, gas and bought electricity. By 2030, or sooner… We will ensure our staff, contractors, customers and visitors are clear how they contribute to minimising…

… will develop our plans to reduce carbon emissions from our third-party contracts for highways, property and social services and investigate carbon reductions in non-corporate buildings. Across Warwickshire – emissions from all households and businesses including all burnt fossil fuels and energy used for power, heating and transport. The Council has some influence over these emissions. By 2030…

… users, cyclists and pedestrians, and on supporting economic growth by linking communities to important employment, leisure, health and education destinations. We will work with partner organisations to tackle climate change and reduce carbon emissions by investing in public transport, walking and cycling infrastructures. We will support the use of electric vehicles and move Warwickshire…