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North of Tyne Combined Authority

… in emissions for the domestic sector, with emission reductions of over a third since 2005 (36.6%). There has been very little progress in emission reductions for the transport sector (9.7% reduction over last 12 years and less than 1% since 2010). Figure 4 below sets this out in terms of real-term emissions, which illustrates in turn the areas where priority investments in carbon reduction will need…

… transition, and is investing in clean energy generation and planning substantial tree planting for sequestration. 1.8 Each Local Authority has also made carbon reduction commitments as per the table below: Local Authority Target (s) Northumberland County Council • Half Northumberland County Council carbon emissions from 2010 baseline by 2025. This is equivalent to 26,971…

… tCO2e (latest 2017/18 figures tCO2e 36,347). • Northumberland county carbon neutral or net zero by 2030. Newcastle City Council • Carbon neutral by 2030, taking into account both production and consumption emissions. • Power city with 100% clean energy by 2050. North Tyneside Council • Half Authority (2010/11 baseline) and Borough’s (2005 baseline) carbon footprint by 2023, four…

… to the LULUCF net emissions. Figure 1 CO2 emissions for North of Tyne from 2005 to 2017 2.3 Figure 2 below shows the current source of carbon emissions – showing that in the North of Tyne area (as in other parts of the country), major emissions are split between transport, domestic and industrial/commercial settings (although it is worth noting that due to national data collection methods…

… Communities to Reduce Carbon Emissions – with Mayor Driscoll as lead. 3.2 As the appendices will make clear, there are strong links with the Housing and Land portfolio, led by Mayor Norma Redfearn; the Employability & Inclusion portfolio, led by Councillor Joyce McCarty; the Economic Growth portfolio, led by Councillor Bruce Pickard; and the Education Improvement portfolio, led by Councillor…