Including 12 closely related terms such as city council, council housing, and building.
… of LED lighting within the Council’s estate. The first phase of delivery is due to complete by the end of Quarter 2 2020/21. This will involve around £2.6 million invested in energy conservation measures and around £4.3 million invested in energy generation technology at 13 buildings in the Council’s operational estate. The investment will generate financial savings of around £716,000 per annum…
… Manchester City Council Climate Change Action Plan 2020-2025 1. What is the purpose of this plan? This document sets out Manchester City Council’s commitments to tackling climate change over the next 5 years and builds on previous action plans over the last decade. The Council, alongside a number of other strategic partners in the city…
… or have financial responsibility for. We have been measuring our direct carbon emissions since 2009/10 and include a range of activities within the scope of our calculations. These activities are: ● Approximately 350 operational buildings, including leisure facilities but excluding schools and Council housing; ● Street lighting; ● Biffa waste collection fleet; ● Our fleet vehicles…
…) reduction in our carbon emissions and exceeded our original target to reduce our emissions by 41% by 2020 as demonstrated in table 1 below. Table 1: Manchester City Council CO2 Emissions in Tonnes by Activity 2009/10 to 2018/19 Activity Baseline 2009/10 tCO2 2018/19 tCO2 % change from baseline MCC Buildings 47,764 25,789 -46.0 Traffic Signalling 1,894 392 -79.3 Streetlights 15,726…
… energy bills. When completed, this will reduce carbon emissions by around 8,400 tonnes per year and save the Council £2 million. ● The buildings in the Council’s operational estate represented 68.9% of the Council’s direct carbon dioxide emissions in 2018/19. The Carbon Reduction Programme (£10.2m) will invest in schemes such as combined heat and power, solar photovoltaic panels, and the use…