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Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council

… the borough average (70% EPC D or below). We’ve started a £20 million LED Lighting and Energy Efficiency project for its street lighting network which aims to reduce the associated energy demand by 33%. The estimated carbon savings based on this reduction in energy demand is 2,151 tCO2. Our Ambition We will reduce the carbon emissions for our Council services’ buildings by 10% by the end of 2021…

… 10 5 Our residents have told us this is important 14 6 We are already taking action 15 7 We have to work together 16 8 Workstreams 18 a. Council CAN 19 b. Sustainable Financial Appraisal 20 c. Climate friendly Borough 21 d. Low Carbon Buildings 22 e. Renewable Energy 25 f. Sustainable Transport 26 g. Natural Environment 28 9 Reporting on Progress 30 1. Introduction…

… and investment alongside all of us changing our behaviour. It means working together with public sector partners, businesses and residents. This strategy sets out the initial actions that Stockport Council will take to make a difference on climate change over the next five years as we begin our journey to net- zero 2038. As we move forward, we will continue to build upon the foundation we lay here…

… at a national level to make a real difference. The pie chart demonstrates that emissions directly related to Council activities typically represent less than 5% of the total emissions of the borough, therefore we have an important role in stimulating and influencing action in the borough. However, we will provide credibility by leading by example, delivering our services in a green manner and helping…

… priority workstreams: A. Stockport Council CAN Leading the way by building climate action into everything we do B. Sustainable Financial Appraisal We’re putting climate impact at the heart of everything we do by introducing a brand new model of financial appraisal which informs all decisions we make C. Climate Friendly Borough Working with businesses and local people to take action D…