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Clackmannanshire Council

… the aspects of a place that enable the wellbeing of those who live, work and relax in Alloa and the wider Clackmannanshire Council area. Clackmannanshire Council’s Current Carbon Footprint 3.10 Areas that contribute most to Clackmannanshire Council’s carbon footprint include energy consumption from buildings and operations, waste (both operational and domestic household waste), use of council &…

… change mitigation and adaptation initiatives include the development of a Regional Energy Masterplan, a review of property assets and shared assets, initiatives to make schools, homes and buildings more energy efficient, the electrification of the council fleet and numerous other emission reduction projects. 3.9 The Climate Change Strategy will contributes to delivering and supporting…

… of the following themes: o Energy, Heat and Buildings o Low-carbon Transport o Waste, Recycling and the Circular Economy o Biodiversity, Carbon Storage and Agriculture o Adaptation, Planning and Organisational Capacity o Economic Development and Sustainable Procurement Initially, the Climate Emergency Board will establish a more comprehensive baseline of emissions from the Council’s own…

… from heat, power and water from Council operations (e.g. energy consumption); 4. Emissions from household waste; and 5. Emissions from Council waste.” Clackmannanshire Council public sector reporting duty currently gathers data on the first three areas but not for areas 4 and 5. Initial steps have been taken to begin 4 and 5’s incorporation into the Council’s overall emissions count. Below…

… a. International b. United Kingdom c. Scotland d. Clackmannanshire Council 5. The Role of Clackmannanshire Council a. Internal Emissions b. Spending Alignment c. External Emissions 6. Net Zero Delivery Framework a. Climate Emergency Board b. Climate Change Forum c. Climate Emergency Action Plan 7. Strategic Themes and Actions a. Energy, Heat and Buildings b. Low-carbon Transport c…