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Oxfordshire County Council

…. The report provides an overview of the council’s Carbon Management Plan 2030 delivery. Capital programme workstreams are progressing to support the decarbonisation and resilience of the council’s fleet and property. This investment will reduce emissions by a further 64% compared to 2019/20 over the next three years. 3. National data has now been published showing emissions profiles in Oxfordshire…

… up to 2022. The data is influenced by both national policy and Oxfordshire interventions such as planning, transport and business activity. Oxfordshire emissions are within the Committee on Climate Change carbon budgets but are not in step with the more ambitious Oxfordshire Leading the Way pathway as set in the Oxfordshire Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan (ONZRMAP). The council needs…

… investment needed to reach net zero on our estate. 5. Officers will be reviewing the council’s carbon management in light of new policy both within the council and nationally that will decrease the council's residual emissions for offset. 6. Finally, the report provides a summary of commitments in the new government manifesto and how the programme is seeking to align with these. The new public…

… saving is lower than the expected 18% annual target in the Carbon Management Plan (CMP) due to delayed mobilisation of property and fleet decarbonisation capital programmes in 23/24 and the carbon intensity of the national electricity grid increasing rather than decreasing in year. The delayed property and fleet programmes have been carried over into the current year. 26. Whilst the council did…

… schools to decarbonise. The impact of these schemes will be seen in future years reports. Carbon Management Plan 2030 Update 30. The Carbon Management Plan (CMP) – the plan that guides the council's own estate decarbonisation - is being reviewed to include the effect of new government policy and to remodel impacts of the council’s transformation programme. The results of this review…