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… need to be kept under review to reflect changing circumstances and opportunities. This document provides an update on what has happened since the Action Plan was approved. The Overview and Scrutiny Committee gets formal updates every 6 months and the papers are available on the Council’s website. Council’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions The Climate Emergency Action Plan set out our approach…
… to calculating the Council’s greenhouse gas emissions. This includes the energy (gas and electricity) used by the buildings we own and operate, as well as the fuel used in running our fleet vehicles and machinery (e.g. for managing green spaces). There was an increase in our greenhouse gas emissions of about 0.5% between 2018/19 and 2019/20. The graph indicates the split in emissions between gas…
… Climate Emergency Action Plan Test Valley Borough Council 2021 Update 2 Introduction The Council declared a climate emergency in September 2019 and committed to ‘investigate clear and effective options to become a carbon neutral organisation’. In June 2020 we approved our Climate Emergency Action Plan, recognising that it would…
… 3 Corporate action • A number of recent strategies have taken account of climate change, including the Covid-19 Recovery Strategy, Green Spaces Strategy, and Interim Economic Development Strategy • Ensuring the annual plan prepared for each Council Service (department) includes consideration of climate change Property and energy • Lower energy-consuming lighting has been installed…
… at the Chantry Centre car park in Andover • Replacement of boilers and heating controls at the Council’s Beech Hurst office • The Council’s energy supply is now bought from a Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origins (REGO)1 backed scheme 1 More information is available at: https://www.ofgem. gov.uk/environmental-programmes/rego/about-rego- scheme Updates on Actions within the Climate Emergency…