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… of our forthcoming new build buildings to near zero carbon performance levels from 2024; • We’ve established with Public Service Board Partners a Climate Emergency Board to identity and implement mutually beneficial project in partnership and to aggregate the effects of our collective carbon reduction plans, and we’ve engaged with Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformation (CAST…

… Carbon removal/ offsetting Carbon Emitters Trees & Green Infrastructure Renewable Energy Heating, lighting & power Waste: non-recyclables Procurement: what we buy Vehicle fuel emissions We can’t underestimate the scale of the challenge to achieve Carbon Neutral Council and City by 2030. It will require monumental effort from all stakeholders to make a material shift. The last…

… work to do to reduce gas consumption and to decarbonise heat and we’re focused on delivery of our low carbon heat network as well as our corporate buildings strategy to achieve a material reduction. We’re now working to Welsh Government’s Net Zero Methodology to achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2030. For this first time, this means that we need to quantify and address our “caused” or Scope 3…

… and citizens have struggled with issues like flood damage, poor air quality and other interruption to daily life. The Council has started to take action, with many initiatives over the past 10 years to cut emissions and support a transition towards a low carbon economy, but now we must accelerate and scale up our ambition and action to mitigate a climate change disaster and to ensure that Cardiff…

… can thrive as a resilient, low carbon City. One Planet Cardiff (OPC) presents our response to the climate emergency and sets out our approach across the next decade. It establishes targets for the Council to be Carbon Neutral in its activities by 2030, and to work in partnership with stakeholders to develop a pathway for a Carbon Neutral City by 2030 too. In producing the One Planet Cardiff…