Including 13 closely related terms such as reduce, reduce, and reduce emissions.
…: Reducing fuel poverty; Reducing greenhouse gas emissions; Improving security of energy supply; Creating regeneration and economic growth; Achieving sustainability in all the Council’s operations; Generating income to fund the investments. The intention is to achieve social, economic and financial benefits in the delivery of this Energy Strategy. The following outcomes…
… are targeted: A reduction in fuel poverty figures for Warrington; A reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in Warrington; Achieving security of energy supply, largely by owning and controlling the generating assets to achieve energy self-sufficiency; promoting economic regeneration, including creating jobs and growth, by Warrington becoming a centre of excellence in the green agenda…
… grids or smart energy systems. The Council will continue to investigate viable routes of external grants or funding to drive this Energy Strategy forwards. Carbon iteracy Carbon Literacy is “An awareness of the carbon dioxide costs and impacts of everyday activities, and the ability and motivation to reduce emissions, on an individual, community and organisational basis.” The Council…
… will strive to train and educate its staff, members and stakeholders to make them fully carbon literate. The Cleaner / Greener Commission Warrington Council has been proactive during recent years in relation to its own energy situation, as indicated throughout this Energy Strategy. However, the Council also has a role in relation to the wider community and the greenhouse gas emissions…
… farms in York and Hull. These are illustrated below. Golden Gates Housing Trust Its first work was in partnership with Golden Gates Housing Trust (now Torus), where over 2,000 former Council houses were fitted with solar PV installations and electricity supplied to tenants. The scheme generates 4,127 MWh of electricity per annum, saving tenants over £540,000 and reducing CO2 emissions…