Including 9 closely related terms such as reduce, reduce carbon, and more carbon.
… in Public. Policy CC1 of the Plan sets out the Council’s development strategy on climate change: Policy CC1: Responding to Climate Change 1. The Council will seek to reduce carbon emissions, and the impacts of the Borough on climate change by encouraging greater levels of sustainability through development, and by putting measures in place that encourage individuals within the community…
… such as photovoltaic (solar) panels and better fabric standards, though not as high as in option 1 (typically double not triple glazing). 2.24. The Government’s preferred option is Option 2. This option would deliver more carbon savings and result costs for householders but has higher build costs. This may impact the current Local Plan policy CC1 1e) which currently requires 20% reduction in predicted…
… of the Building Regulations. Thus a degree of flexibility in wording of the Policy CC1 would need to be provided to accommodate the possibility of the above changes. It is therefore recommended that Policy CC1 to be modified to reflect the constraints. Proposed Policy CC1 Modifications Policy CC1: Responding to Climate Change 1.The Council will seek to reduce carbon emissions, and the impacts…
… Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Constraints and Opportunities Assessment (December 2015) ......................................................................................................................... 5 Legislation and policy context on climate change ....................................................................... 5 Reducing overheating in buildings…
… ‘Sustainable Buildings’ Policy CC7 ‘Renewable Energy Infrastructure’ September 2020 5 Local Plan Evidence Base 2.5. The evidence which was used to help inform the climate change strategy (Policy CC1) in the Local Plan include the following: Renewable Energy Options Topic Paper March 2017 Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Constraints and Opportunities Assessment December 2015…