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… Brent Carbon Scenarios 2030 Study which modelled a number of different scenarios for potential carbon reduction and the capital costs. The challenges identified were enormous. A 100% carbon reduction by 2030, would come at a cost of £3.1 billion (with additional costs of a zero carbon national electricity grid not quantified). How can we overcome this? We will work together with all of our…
… review the actions taken to reduce carbon emissions in Brent and the Council at the end of the municipal year. It is within this context that the council commenced its work on putting these goals into action, and working with residents and communities to get their views on climate and ecological issues, on how the borough would be best served to achieve the aim of carbon neutrality by 2030…
…/16416373/climate_assembly_report2020.pdf 9 Working Together – Development of the key themes (continued) Alignment with London-wide ambitions All London Boroughs are facing similar challenges on the scale of greenhouse gas and specific carbon reduction emissions that are required if carbon neutrality is to be achieved by 2030. This strategy has therefore sought to align Brent’s ambitions…
…://www.brent.gov.uk/media/16407830/brent-walking-strategy-2017-2022.pdf http://democracy.brent.gov.uk/documents/s60563/Appendix%201%20-%20Full%20Air%20Quality%20Action%20Plan.pdf 17 Key Theme 2 – Transport 2. Moving away from petrol and diesel vehicles Fewer cars on the road and fewer trips means significant carbon emission reductions and cleaner air. The North Circular Road cuts…
… of focus: 1. Improving Energy Efficiency There are well over 100,000 homes and buildings in Brent (of which just under 12,000 homes and around 200 non-domestic buildings are owned by the council). The most effective way of reducing carbon emissions in homes and buildings is by reducing the need for heating and phasing out gas. In existing buildings, this can be most effectively achieved…