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Aberdeenshire Council

… and Wellbeing IIA attached as Appendix 2 Climate Change and Sustainability IIA attached as Appendix 2 Item: 14 Page: 375 Health and Wellbeing X Town Centre First X 4.3 The financial implications in reaching carbon emission reduction targets are significant and will need to be addressed and identified for the organisation as a whole. This work will inform the Council’s Medium-Term Financial…

… contribution by Service 13 Figure 6: Property Service heat decarbonisation decision tree to implement decarbonisation interventions 14 Figure 7: Extract from Property’s 2030 Route Map Marginal Abatement Cost Curve (MACC) 17 Table of Tables Table 1: Property annual targets (tCO2e) and related capital expenditure (£) 15 Table 2: Planned fleet electrification trajectory and carbon reduction (tCO2e…

…) versus additional cost of ownership (£) per annum to 2030/31 19 Table 3: Full fleet electrification trajectory and carbon reduction (tCO2e) versus additional cost of ownership (£) per annum 20 Table 4: Street lighting annual targets (tCO2e) and related capital expenditure (£) 21 Table 5: Aberdeenshire carbon baseline and targets (tCO2e) to achieve 75% reduction 22 Table 6: Aberdeenshire…

… adaptation and mitigation regional strategy development;  Aberdeenshire Council Climate Change Declaration - the move to a more sustainable and low carbon future; and  Route Map 2030 Transformation Map – summarising key activities to transform the authority and build the capability and capacity to meet a 75% reduction in its own emissions by the end of the decade. As part of the Route Map…

… and non -domestic buildings, public sector fleet fully transitioned to EV and H2, combined supply of thermal energy by heat networks to reach 6 TWh of output, increase hydrogen and biomethane mixing into gas to 20% 2024 All new in Scotland homes use renewable or low carbon heating Across Scotland 35 % of domestic and 70% of non - domestic buildings’ heat to be supplied using low carbon…