Including 11 closely related terms such as manage, management, and management plan.
… and influences many more. The council takes its responsibility to reduce its own emissions seriously and, since 2002, has delivered a series of carbon management plans, of which this is the fourth. The council also has a significant role to play in addressing countywide carbon emissions and addressing the impact of climate change on the county. This role is referred to in the latter sections…
… working with the Worcestershire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to deliver the County Energy Strategy, with its aim of cutting countywide emissions by 50% from 2005 levels by 2030. Throughout the life of the Worcestershire Climate Change Strategy and the council’s carbon management plans, the council has generated hundreds of thousands of kilowatt hours of renewable energy, supported residents…
… built in the county over the next few decades. This is likely to place an upward pressure on the amount of household waste dealt with. There are a range of potential technologies that could be employed to reduce carbon emissions associated with household waste disposal. Carbon capture and storage10 (CCS) technology could potentially be retrofitted to EnviRecover at some point in the future…
… Carbon Plan 17 https://www.ccsassociation.org/ https://es.catapult.org.uk/reports/energy-from-waste-plants-with-carbon-capture/ Supply Chain Work with suppliers to cut associated carbon emissions 9% of the council’s accounted carbon emissions are from three major contracts: highways maintenance, waste management (excluding emissions from waste disposal…
…. WCC will: Review training materials and delivery with the aim of achieving ‘carbon literacy‘ across the organisation; Run Member briefing sessions on climate change. Worcestershire County Council - Net Zero Carbon Plan 19 Carbon Sequestration and Offsetting Where the council is unable to cut emissions fast enough, consideration will need to be given to offsetting or sequestering…