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Shropshire Council - Unitary

… buildings. Trend data for Shropshire Council’s carbon performance has been affected by significant changes to the Council’s assets over time. For example, what was termed Council Housing became a connected but independently managed housing operation; several public owned properties were sold and many schools have changed to become separately managed by Academy Trusts. These changes mean that Council…

… the Council’s footprint represents only around 1% of Shropshire’s total carbon footprint, work is ongoing to refine performance data and establish an accurate picture to support annual monitoring. The data above show that the majority of the Council’s carbon emissions are generated from indirect activity, such as services which are commissioned from commercial providers, the repair and maintenance of its…

… buildings and from staff housing and commuting. Table 1: Sources of carbon: Shropshire Council (tonnes CO2e) Scope Category Organisational Scope 2019/20 1 Buildings heating Corporate Landlord services: • Community centres. • Libraries. • Service Area Buildings. • Staff Offices 1,688 1 Fleet Transport • Internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. • Grey fleet (vans, goods…

… & BPO Legal & Financial Recycling Shropshire Council Corporate Climate Strategy 2020 8 February 2021 5 Scope Category Organisational Scope 2019/20 2 Buildings Electric • Emissions from National Grid purchased electricity for council buildings. 644 2 Street Lighting • Emissions from National Grid purchased electricity for council buildings. 1,999 3 Business Travel…

… buildings) – data availability; 2. Commercial waste generated by Shropshire Council – data availability; 3. Staff Pensions – this is the legal responsibility of the Shropshire County Pension Scheme; 4. Social housing - data from third party operators is required. Carbon Credits 2.4 Some of the Council’s commissioned services and land management activities consume more carbon than they generate…