Including 9 closely related terms such as reduce carbon, carbon reduction, and carbon development.
… ................................................................................................... 41 Questionnaire Part 2b: Carbon reduction calculation ................................................................ 42 Building regulations and emission rates ................................................................................ 42 Local plan carbon emission standard .................................................................................... 42 Carbon reduction…
… sufficiently large or intensive developments must demonstrate that (C)CHP has been given adequate consideration as the primary source of energy. (8) All (C)CHP systems are required to be scaled and operated in order to maximise the potential for carbon reduction. (9) New buildings must achieve a reasonable reduction in carbon emissions of at least 20 per cent measured against the relevant Target Emission…
… by paragraph 9 of policy D2, but must still seek to be energy efficient and reduce carbon emissions as far as possible in line with the principles set out in Policy D2. As a result, they must still provide an energy statement (major development) or energy information (non-major development) that sets out the measures used and the carbon emissions reductions that have been achieved. The town centre…
… https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/planning-applications-and-decisions/pre-planning-application-meeting-service-0 12 4. A table showing the carbon reduction calculation(s) for each building or type of building that follows the methodology set out later in this section (see ‘Carbon emissions reduction calculation’ on page 17) and a statement of which emission factors have been used…
… that are used to assess different forms of energy in the Building Control process. 4.8 In view of these changes, and in order to comply with principle of low carbon development enshrined in Policy D2, policy support for (C)CHP heat networks should be interpreted as support for low carbon heat networks in general. The heat networks that result in the lowest carbon emissions will receive the strongest…