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London Borough of Haringey

…% for the industrial and commercial sector (from 296 ktCO2 to 176 ktCO2), and P a g e | 6 23% for the transport sector (from 201 ktCO2 to 153 ktCO2). (Source: Haringey Annual Carbon Report, 2020) Haringey Council has for some time been committed to reducing the borough’s emissions by 40% by 2020, from a 2005 baseline (coined as ‘40:20’). In 2018 we set a new target to become a net zero-carbon…

…) were 667.7kt (2.5t per capita). A projected 40% reduction on 2005 levels is to achieve a reduction to 624.78kt of emissions by 2020. How Has Haringey Reduced its Emissions So Far? Since 2011, Haringey has published its Annual Carbon Report to provide an overview of the carbon emissions in relation to the 40:20 target. The 2020 Annual Carbon Report shows that, as a borough, we have helped…

… engagement period in 2020 and continue from the adoption of the Action Plan. 3. Work with the staff networks and Unions to promote environmental schemes and programmes from 2020. Owner: Carbon Management / HR / Unions. 4. Monitor and publish our performance on carbon reduction in the Annual Carbon Report, by 2021. Owner: Carbon Management / Comms. Note: This has been published annually since…

… reduce carbon emissions from the borough by 36.7% and Haringey is on target in meeting the 40% reduction by 2020 (also known as 40:20 target) from our 2005 baseline. Our historic success in reducing emissions in the borough is due to our proactive working with businesses, the community and other stakeholders. Our work has included undertaking pilot studies and projects, encouraging active…

… universities and start- ups to reduce carbon emissions. With over 50 technologies reviewed, 15 emerging clean technologies have been developed further for testing in the borough. Some of the designs have included heat recovery from sewers, gas boiler optimisation, combined solar PV & thermal collectors, passive ventilation and pollution reducing pavement. This initiative has since grown…