Including the closely related terms property, and property.
… will need development and exploration in coming years. The Council can also provide community leadership by reducing carbon emissions from procured good and services, from property it owns (including Council homes and commercial properties), and by using its policy and regulatory powers (such as planning policy, building control and licensing) to promote high standards. While the Council can…
…. In December 2020, we led a successful £2 million Cambridgeshire-wide partnership bid to the Government’s new Green Homes Grant Local Authority Delivery (LAD) scheme, which will fund energy efficiency improvements to 278 properties including 66 Cambridge City Council homes. ● Promoting group-buying schemes, such as the Cambridgeshire-wide Solar Together scheme, which enables Cambridge residents…
…. ● Completing installation of 18 rapid and 3 fast electric charge points for taxis in Cambridge by 2021, with funding from Government, the Council and the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP). ● Installing electric vehicle charging points in Council car parks and property and working with Cambridgeshire County Council to pilot on-street charging for residents. ● Promoting walking, cycling…
… and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), 2020, UK local authority and regional carbon dioxide emissions national statistics: 2005 to 201812 As shown by Figure 3 above, the carbon emissions estimates produced by BEIS suggest that the three main sources of emissions in 2018 in Cambridge were: ● 49% - energy consumption from industrial and commercial properties (including businesses, the two universities…
… and the crematorium. The target does not include buildings which the Council owns but where tenants are responsible for the energy usage, such as Council homes and commercial properties. See Objective 1 for further informa- tion on the Council’s direct carbon emissions and our plans to reduce them to net zero 21 This vision is consistent with the Council’s declaration of a climate emergency in February 2019…