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… Housing Strategy by 31 March 2021 that will set objectives for carbon neutral affordable housing delivery during the term of the Strategy (2021-2026). Secure the budgets to enable all new-build council homes and estate regeneration projects to be built or retrofitted to a carbon neutral standard. Work with partners to facilitate the retrofitting of all buildings throughout the borough…
… the behaviour of its tenants. Waverley is also an active developer, building new council homes in order to meet the housing needs of the local people. This offers an opportunity to lead by example and show the local development industry what is possible and show the public what they can demand from private developers. Through the planning process the council is able to influence and control future…
… neutral as well as avoiding the risk of medium-term losses through stranded assets. Investigate the use of Green Bonds to provide the capital impetus to decarbonisation of the council’s social housing and municipal buildings. use of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) to fix the council’s long-term energy costs whilst supporting community energy that retains wealth in the borough…
… of carbon dioxide per km travelled. Carbon Neutrality Action Plan – V10 Final 5 Executive Summary In 2019 Waverley Borough Council declared a climate emergency acknowledging the urgency to act and committed to becoming a carbon neutral council by 2030. The purpose of the Carbon Neutrality Action Plan (CNAP) is to provide a statement of the councils’ areas of focus…
… 5,297 tonnes (t) CO2e and this is the year which we will measure the progress of this action plan against. The council’s carbon responsibilities are not limited to non-domestic emissions. It owns 4861 social housing units with the responsibility to manage and maintain. By using the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) methodology, the emissions associated with the council housing stock…