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West Midlands Combined Authority

… behind We need to boost our resilience to locked-in climate breakdown We need to reconcile our past with our future We need to build more places, and more connectivity within places We need to save energy and resources without affecting shared prosperity The UK context Links to the Local Industrial Strategy Fellow travellers Doing things the West Midlands way Actions We will change our…

… of ways to the world. Now, we are writing a new volume of the West Midlands story, with new authors, in a new time – but we need these familiar themes to carry through. Once again, we are marshalling our talents and capacity for innovation to meet a global challenge. Local government leadership of place matters more than ever, and we are going to use that leadership to build a movement, from…

…, Energy & HS2 2 of a zero carbon standard for new builds. 4. Creating breathable places, including big ambitions for tree planting programme with one tree for each resident, as well as building on Wildlife Ways and advancing plans to establish a West Midlands ‘national park’. 5. A number of behaviour change campaigns at- scale, including on single-use plastics, energy use, waste…

… financial products, from community share issues to green bonds. Navigating the action plan 1. WMCA area comprising of the geography of the Black Country, Coventry and Warwickshire, and Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnerships. This made up of the unitary and district councils of Walsall, Wolverhampton, Sandwell, Dudley, Birmingham, Solihull, Cannock Chase, East Staffordshire…

… is unprecedented in this country, will require collaboration at all levels, and will require building the regional capacity to deliver and hold partners accountable, which takes time. 2. Initially, the Large Combustion Plant Directive (2001/80/EC), followed by the Industrial Emissions Directive (2010/75/EU). Industry and Commercial Electricity 13% Industry and Commercial Gas 10% Large Industrial…