Including 11 closely related terms such as council office, council offices, and building.
… the council’s sites to 100% renewable tariffs to reduce market-based emissions by 2030. - Swap to a renewable electricity tariff at the Council offices from 2025. - Begin phasing out gas usage from the council’s sites from 2030 onwards. - Consider transitioning to waste collection contractors which can provide electric vehicles within their fleet from as soon as possible. - CPO vehicles…
… in light of the Council’s carbon footprint. Each action was given a 1 year, 3 year or longer-term timeframe. 2.2 The action plan was divided into four areas as set out in the Climate Change Strategy: A: Awareness Raising and Engagement B: Reducing Impacts (Mitigation) C: Building Resilience (Adaptation) D: Other Sustainable Initiatives 2.3 Of the 90 actions identified within the plan…
… gases impacts are quantified using carbon dioxide’s warming effect as reference. 3.5 The overall operational carbon footprint (2021-22) was 1,838.66 tCO2e. The breakdown of these emissions is shown in the table and image below. Breakdown of Rushmoor Borough Council’s Operational emissions Scope Source Rushmoor Contractors Total 1 Natural Gas 712.12 - 712.12 Operational Fleet Fuel…
… proposed for 2023-2026 are as follows: Action 1: Transition electricity across the Council’s sites to 100% renewable tariffs. Action 2: Switch the Council’s car fleet to electric alternatives and investigate options for other Council vehicles. Action 3: Achieve a 5% annual reduction in overall travel from employee-owned vehicles for business purposes and refresh the Council’s…
… Workplace Travel Plan. Action 4: Consider opportunities arising from a relocation of the Council’s offices to reduce gas consumption and/or increase renewable energy generation on- site. Action 5: To continue to engage young people on climate change through the schools’ programme which is now running in four junior schools within Rushmoor. Action 6: To use the Council’s communications…