Including 11 closely related terms such as councils, council office, and buildings.
… this Action Plan. The following infographic shows the keys areas where the Councils emissions are generated: Figure 2 – TDC Carbon emissions breakdown by Council office and buildings Council Office & Buildings Town Hall 250t CO2e Pier Avenue 48t CO2e Weeley 86t CO2e Northbourne 32t CO2e Print Unit 7t CO2e Weeley Crem 146t CO2e 10…
… of expertise. It is not proposed to publish the list of actions in detail, but instead, provide in this document a summary of actions proposed for the next three years. These actions cover Scopes 1, 2 and 3 emissions and are: Part 1 Buildings & Energy a) Undertake energy audits of all council owned buildings and compile a carbon reduction plan for each one. Continue work to improve…
… the performance of our buildings towards achieving net zero emissions by 2030 and maximise funding opportunities such as SALIX. Transport b) Move to the purchase of 100% renewable electricity c) Ensure all newly constructed council-controlled buildings, extensions and refurbishments are designed to achieve net zero emissions by 2030 where possible. d) Focus on the switch away from oil…
… neutral by 2030. 4 2) Instructs the Chief Executive to draw up the Action Plan in two parts, • Part 1 setting out clear research and evidence as to what the Council’s Carbon footprint is and precisely how it is composed and setting out costed actions and policies together with appropriate milestones to make the Council’s activities carbon neutral by 2030 • Part 2 setting out community…
… imported from the grid or from a third party supplier of energy in the form of heat or electricity. The Council can influence how much electricity it uses in its buildings, but has little control over the generation of the electricity in the power stations, hence the categorisation as indirect. The Council does have the ability to purchase energy generated from renewable sources…