Including the closely related terms public transport, public transport, and transport.
… through existing key contracts and suppliers from 2018 to 2023; · Or offset our projected scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions from 2021 to 2023 Workstream 2: Travel The council and its contract delivery partners operate a fleet of vehicles including heavy goods vehicles, cars, small vans and road sweepers. Staff and members also use their own cars and public transport for business travel. Emissions from…
… the norm. · Encourage the adoption of sustainable transport options – a number of our key strategies and plans will encourage and enhance the use of public transport, cycling and walking e.g. Local Cycling & Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs), Transforming Cities Fund and town centre regeneration projects · Cycle to Work scheme – the Council has been promoting this to employees for some years…
… the following steps: · Monitor, calculate, and report our annual scope 1, 2 & 3 carbon emissions · Reduce our scope 1 and 2 CO2 emissions to zero through improved energy efficiency of our built environment, divestment from fossil fuel energy sources, and offset of unavoidable emissions · Reduce our scope 3 CO2 emissions through sustainable procurement · Encourage sustainable modes of transport…
… in scope 1 (which includes our council owned refuse disposal vehicles), electricity usage within our buildings in scope 2, and emissions associated with our leased assets which includes the leisure centres, operational buildings, and industrial business units, in scope 3. [5: ‘WTT’ stands for Well-to-Tank which are the emissions associated with extraction, refining and transportation of raw fuel from…
… Emissions for year 2018 (tonnes CO2) Emissions for year 2019 (tonnes CO2) Industry (including agriculture) 377,200 291,000 Commercial 43,900 40,100 Public sector 10,100 9,400 Domestic 145,900 142,500 Transport 329,700 323,500 Land Use, Land Use Change, & Forestry -23,200 -22,900…