Including 13 closely related terms such as city council, council operations, and buildings.
…. Changes in this category are generally the least financially intensive and therefore represent ‘quick-wins’. It is also important to drive actions in this area as an enabler and stimulus of further action in the wider borough. 2. Energy Demand Reduction Focused on council operations and assets (e.g. council buildings, fleet), but unlike the above, relates to more tangible, capital investment…
… activities and school buildings. Medium influence 155 ktCO2e Emissions sources do not relate to council owned or operated assets, but relate to residual procurement activities not deemed ‘stronger’. This may be larger if influence via ‘convening power’ were to be included. Note this assumes all procurement emissions occur within the district boundary. Weaker Influence 2,518 ktCO2e Owners…
… further detail of the operational control approach that has been applied and the rationale behind the inclusion/exclusion of key entities. Table 3: Matrix showing level of Council control Entity Asset Entity level Asset Level Comments Operational Control Financial Control Operational Control Financial Control Schools Buildings With the exception of Academy Trusts (where…
… & 2 CEC Building (Delamere House) ✓ ✓ 9 2. Cheshire East Council Influence Context Cheshire East Council passed a motion on 22nd May 2019 that committed the council to becoming ‘Carbon Neutral’ by 2025. Additionally the draft Cheshire East Environment Strategy 2019-24 acknowledged Parliament’s legally binding Net Zero by 2050 target. No Local Authority (LA) has yet achieved…
…. diversity in carbon intense vs low carbon driving behaviour). Case Study: Oxford City Council 26 All registered drivers at the council were required to complete the EST smarter driving course. This achieved a 17% reduction in fuel use in the first year. This level of reduction could save the council an estimated £69,000 and 150tCO2. per year. 23 1. Behaviour Change and Internal Policy…