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Cambridge City Council

… strategy, we have set 6 key objectives, informed by our understanding of our spheres of influence, and a wide range of ambitious actions to help deliver them: OBJECTIVE 1 Reducing carbon emissions from City Council buildings, land, vehicles and services Our new Carbon Management Plan 2016-2021 sets out a broad approach to reducing the Council’s direct carbon emissions to net zero by 2030…

… low carbon choices about their home and other emissions, through the Cambridge Climate Change Charter and a broader engagement programme. ● Engaging and encouraging businesses to invest in their buildings through meetings, workshops, communications materials and the Climate Change Charter. OBJECTIVE 3 Reducing carbon emissions from transport in Cambridge Electric taxi charging point…

… Vehicles (RCVs) with low carbon alternatives (electric or hydrogen) at the point when they are due for replacement. Electric recycling collection vehicle ● have commissioned Bouygues Energies & Services to carry out a high-level study to establish what types of carbon reduction measures would be needed to reduce the Council’s direct carbon emissions to net zero carbon, and what level…

… years in the Council’s new Carbon Management Plan. However, once carbon emissions have been reduced as far as possible within the constraints of existing buildings, it is likely that the remaining carbon emissions from buildings identified through the Bouygues study will need to be addressed through credible carbon offsetting or carbon sequestration measures in order for the Council to reach…

… emissions from City Council buildings, land, vehicles and services page 22 OBJECTIVE 2 Reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions from homes and buildings in Cambridge page 31 OBJECTIVE 3 Reducing carbon emissions from transport in Cambridge page 38 OBJECTIVE 4 Reducing consumption of resources, reducing waste, and increasing recycling in Cambridge page 42 OBJECTIVE 5 Promoting…