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West Lindsey District Council

… and Leisure Centres Fleet Council operated buildings Other emissions 8% Scope Emission source tCO2e 1 Natural gas 83.6 1 Other fuels 67.4 1 Fleet 881.1 2 Electricity 241.7 3 Leased Buildings 1339 3 Leisure Centres 530.7 3 Employee Commuting 214.8 3 Business Travel 66.4 3 Water 2.1 3 Waste 1.0 Total Emissions 3,428 Footprint in Detail: Operational emissions 11 The next pages…

… as a result of the decarbonisation of the national grid. Taking into account those emissions sources included under the council’s net zero target, projected Business as Usual (BAU) emissions fall to 1915 tCO2e by 2050. • In addition to a BAU scenario, a project emissions scenario* has also been modelled, taking into account the projected levels of carbon reduction associated with the recommendations…

… footprint. As the Council do not have operational control over these assets and their associated emissions they will need to work closely with third party operators to monitor the energy consumption of these sites and reduce the carbon footprint of the buildings. State of play. There is currently no requirement for third party operators to share energy consumption/carbon performance data…

…. Governance and engagement 6. Monitoring and reporting 7. Appendices 2 Contents 1. Executive summary 3 Background and Context 4 Growing acknowledgement of the latest science and recommendations from the Committee on Climate Change have resulted in unprecedented recognition of the global climate emergency and the need to act urgently in order to reduce carbon emissions to limit further…

… an updated Carbon Management Plan, which has enhanced overall understanding of the key emissions hotspots across the organisation, allowing for the targeted analysis identified throughout this Action Plan. • WLDC has set a carbon reduction target of achieving net zero emissions across their own operations by 2050. The Council recognises the importance of decisive action on this issue, and will work…