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City of Lincoln Council

… community to deliver a citywide net zero target. The following projects are a summary of the Council’s community environmental actions. Electric Vehicles and charging infrastructure. Since 2006 the City of Lincoln Council have been installing electric vehicles charge points in Council owned and managed car parks to gradually increase electric vehicle infrastructure to meet the growing demand…

… 2030 Climate Action Plan. There are 47 Local Wildlife Sites, making up 740 hectares and account for 21% of the land in the City of Lincoln administrative boundary and protected from development in our Local Plan. Since 2008 we have been gradually increasing the number of Electric Vehicle Charge Points in city council owned car parks for use by commuters, visitors as well as residents…

… and continuous improvement. This report demonstrates our journey towards net zero carbon, where we are now and where we want to be, not just to demonstrate our environmental progress, but to fulfil our duty to protect and enhance the environment for the benefit of our residents. Angela Andrews . Chief Executive – City of Lincoln Council July 2023 1 Electric Vehicle Charge Point Statistics January…

… chargers and is in the top 20% local authority areas with the highest provision per 100 000 population in the UK8 The council are due to increase the provision of electric vehicle charge points where required across the city in 2023 with a further 48 charging points in areas of the city with limited of street parking. Sustainable Warmth Programme 8 Electric vehicle charging…

… Council’s Plans for continuous improvement in 2023/24  Continue and expand community engagement on climate change as part of #Climate Hope Lincoln initiative.  Complete review of electric vehicle infrastructure required as part of the 25/26 electrification of the fleet.  Prepare a Decarbonisation Plan for the Council’s Leisure Centre and secure capital funding to deliver decarbonisation…