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Manchester City Council

… energy bills. When completed, this will reduce carbon emissions by around 8,400 tonnes per year and save the Council £2 million. ● The buildings in the Council’s operational estate represented 68.9% of the Council’s direct carbon dioxide emissions in 2018/19. The Carbon Reduction Programme (£10.2m) will invest in schemes such as combined heat and power, solar photovoltaic panels, and the use…

… that investment decisions are additionally considered in terms of their contribution to reducing carbon reductions. The Council has already committed significant investments totalling £69 million including the Carbon Reduction Plan for the Council’s operational estate, the Civic Quarter Heat Network, and the Street Lighting replacement programme. ● Engagement and awareness raising, including carbon…

… be found below: Table 2: Direct Emissions Actions and Associated Carbon Savings (estimate of 15-16,000 tCO2 required) Direct Emissions Action 2020-25 Annual Carbon Saving (tonnes CO2) Completion of Phase 1 Buildings Carbon Reduction Programme 1,400 Completion of Phase 1 (a) Buildings Carbon Reduction Programme - ERDF Supported 400 Phase 2 of Carbon Reduction Programme 3,000…

… all of our 57,000 street lights with energy efficient LEDs. The project (£32.8m) involves procurement and installation of state-of-the-art, low energy, light emitting diode (LED) street lighting technology and complete in 2020. The Council has worked with Salix Finance to fund this scheme, who provide loans to the public sector to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower…

… and reduce carbon emissions by circa 1,600 tonnes per annum. The remaining funding has been earmarked to support energy conservation or production measures at buildings where wider refurbishments are being designed. Further stages of investments and improvements are planned. ● Committing to the installation of a Civic Quarter Heat Network which will connect the Town Hall, Town Hall Extension…