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West Lindsey District Council

… reduction opportunities may have been missed, particularly behavioural and operational measures. Therefore, it is recommended that the Council implement formal energy management systems to cover all Council-operated sites. By managing energy as a controllable resource it is conservatively estimated that a 3% reduction in gas and electricity consumption could be achieved across Council buildings…

…, this is equivalent to a 6.87 tCO2e/year saving. Carbon Reduction Opportunities Implement energy management systems Implement a formal energy management system to cover all Council-operated sites • 6.87 tCO2e/year saving • 24,888 kWh/year energy saving • £1,910/year cost saving 3434 Council Buildings: energy efficiency improvements 34 Summary Recommendations. Similar to the Leisure Centres…

… the scope 1,2 and selected scope 3 footprint for WLDC. In the case of the council, a scope 1 and 2 footprint measures those emissions associated with direct council-led operations, whilst scope 3 elements of the footprint account for the emissions associated with indirect activities. Carbon Footprint West Lindsey District Council Non-council operations Energy consumption from leased buildings…

… Council operations Building emissions Electricity consumption Gas consumption Waste generation & treatment Water consumption Transport emissions Council-owned fleet Business Travel Employee Commuting Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Figure 1: The GHG Protocol emissions classification • Scope 1: Direct emissions from combustion of gas and other fuels. • Scope 2: Emissions resulting from…

… footprint. Fleet fuel consumption is responsible for 26%, whilst electricity and gas use across council operated buildings accounts for 11% of the total footprint. Approximately 8% of emissions are associated with the treatment and disposal of water and waste across council operated sites, alongside emissions from business travel and commuting. Carbon Footprint 11%55% 26% Leased buildings…