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Liverpool City Region Combined Authority

…. Figure 2: Estimated Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector, Kilotonnes, Liverpool City Region, 2005 to 2018. 5.1.3 Per capita emissions average 4.5 tonnes per annum across the LCR area; lower than the England or North West average, although there is considerable variation between the 6 local authority areas. The reason for this variation can be seen in the sectoral split for each local authority…

… area, with industrial and commercial emissions higher in Liverpool, Sefton and St Helens. Figure 3: Estimated Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector, Kilotonnes, Liverpool City Region Districts, 2018. 5.2 Programme of work towards zero carbon target 5.2.1 With the completion of the climate evidence baseline it will be possible to move forward to plan a roadmap toward the zero carbon…

… emissions from 2018 (the most recent available) are now published and show a considerable reduction over time. In 2018, LCR produced almost 7,000 kilotonnes (kt) CO2; a reduction of approximately 4,500kt (40%) since 2005. 5.1.2 The sectoral split shows that carbon emissions have fallen in the industrial and commercial and domestic sectors, but have remained static in the transport sector…

… Public engagement on pathways and plan: May 2021 – September 2021 Publication of final zero-carbon Climate Action Plan: November 2021 5.3 Year One Climate Action Plan 5.3.1 The purpose of the Climate Action Plan is to create a clear framework for actions to achieve the city region climate and sustainability goals. The Climate Partnership propose a set of principles that will apply to both…

… CARBON AND RENEWABLE ENERGY LIVERPOOL CITY REGION CLIMATE PROGRESS UPDATE 1. PURPOSE OF REPORT 1.1 The report provides an update on progress to address the Climate Emergency declared by the Combined Authority at the Annual Meeting in 2019, including a roadmap for the creation of an LCR Climate Action Plan and associated strategies. 1.2 The report also updates the Combined…