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East Ayrshire Council

… be planned and implemented across our homes, public, commercial and industrial buildings to deliver our net zero ambitions. The Council’s Estate 30. The most effective way of reducing our energy consumption is to reduce the size of our estate. This was identified as a priority workstream in the Council’s Transformation Strategy, and supported by the implementation of new Smarter Working…

… Passivhaus and similar standards, which go beyond the minimum requirements of Building Regulation, and will seek to maximise funding opportunities attracted with low carbon design. 34. Within the Council, work has been initiated to create a plan across all the buildings in our estate to define the most suitable routes to pursue to achieve carbon neutrality, on a building by building basis…

… Regulations 2011 in respect of both Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Energy for Space Heating. Working with the Council’s Developer and learning from NERD, Housing Asset Services proposes to develop and pilot a net zero housing model using off-site manufacture and adopting a fabric-first approach to realise more energy efficient Council homes in response to the Council’s sustainability, climate change…

… to bring our wider communities’ emissions in line with Net Zero as soon as possible (and by 2045 at the latest); iii) Approve the draft Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan, for engagement and consultation with young people, communities, partners and business; iv) Building on the Council’s existing internal carbon reporting requirements, investigate the best way to measure and report…

… Change was established following the Children and Young People’s Climate Conference held in late 2019. Their aim was to build on the successful engagement and to help drive forward the production of a Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan setting out the ambition and direction of travel for the Council over the next 10 years to support local, national and international action on climate…