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Tees Valley Combined Authority

… to deliver a Net Zero local transport network by 2036 7. Supporting the national target of all homes being rated to EPC C and above by 2035. 8. Support all public sector organisations in the delivery of their own Net Zero strategies and supporting more than 1000 businesses to adopt new practices and achieve carbon savings by 2035 9. Provide online services to help residents monitor and reduce…

… Valley’s position as an exemplar region for industrial decarbonisation and clean growth The earlier Strategic Economic Plan (2016) also set the ambition for Tees Valley to become “a high value, low carbon, diverse and inclusive economy” and noted: “Tees Valley has long championed the case for low carbon approaches to production as a means of meeting carbon reduction targets and improving long…

… term competitiveness” Key targets within the plan included: ■ Developing high growth potential businesses and key growth sectors ■ Introducing new processes and practices which reduce carbon emissions, increase productivity and the availability of high value jobs ■ Promoting the Tees Valley as the preferred location in the UK for energy intensive indigenous firms and Foreign Direct…

… investment, future-proofs our major businesses and secures well paid skilled jobs local people can access. We will achieve this by: ■ Working directly with the 40 largest emitters in the region through our Cluster Decarbonisation Plan to develop a bespoke pathway to decarbonising their operations ■ Using Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage to capture up to 10MT of CO2 each year…

… organisations in the delivery of their own Net Zero Strategies ■ Practical assistance with training and business support – including raising awareness through business events, business networks and through social media campaigns to help companies and organizations reach Net Zero ■ Supporting businesses to adopt new practices and achieve carbon savings through the Tees Valley Business Growth Hub…