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Monmouthshire County Council

… – Reducing the amount of energy that is used for buildings and street lighting New council buildings will operate with net zero carbon emissions by 2025 or use carbon offsetting where this cannot be achieved Head of Commercial Property Fleet & Facilities The only new build currently being planned is the new secondary school in Abergavenny. The designers for King Henry…

… are currently considering the technology and design solutions necessary to deliver a net zero building. Presentations have been made to the Project Board and Officer team and work remains on-going. Progressing, but the design is not yet finalised. Implement energy efficiency improvements across the existing council estate by 2022 Energy Officer 2022 Salix interest- free loans Salix funding…

… investigated. Progressing as planned All bulbs within council owned buildings will be LED Energy Officer Salix interest- free loans LED lighting upgrades to be delivered at 18 sites in 2021/22 under Re:fit Phase 1, including sports pitches and external lighting. Additional sites to be surveyed Q1 2021/22. LED lighting being specified as part of new build and maintenance programme works…

…, but there has been no further progress due to RLDP delays and additional constraints due to changes in planning over phosphate discharge. Some progress Use low carbon building technologies like green walls or roofs Head of Placemaking, Regeneration, Highways & Flooding Developers Continued support within existing LDP and within the Council’s Green Infrastructure Supplementary Planning…

… value indicators that are bespoke to Wales and align with the Well-Being of Future Generations Act themes. In parallel has been discussions with Cardiff City Council for the “discharge of procurement services for mutual benefit” which was approved in early April 2021. This means that more resource will be made available to ensure that climate change and decarbonisation are considerations in all…