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… Wastewater 15,195 15,195 Total 993,682 317,198 1,310,880 Fig 1 Tyndale Centre Scatter analysis University of Manchester: 2020 Barnsley Council emissions by type Direct emissions (Scope 1) Indirect emissions (Scope 2) Total Tonnes of Carbon emitted Biomass 8 8 Diesel 2,400 2,400 Oil 400 400 Gas 2,057 3,061 5,118 Petrol 53 53 Electricity 2,101 2,101 Total 4, 921 5,162 10,083 Fig 2…
… change, as well as providing the governance structure and carbon reduction targets. This SEAP recommends an ambitious first borough-wide ambition for 2025 to reduce its emissions by 65% (2017 baseline) and that as part of this, we have an ambition to reduce our own emissions by 60% (2019 baseline). This will provide us with the best opportunity to be zero-carbon by 2035. Achieving net zero…
… Barnsley’s local carbon reduction goals are based on the borough meeting its ‘fair share’ of the UN’s global carbon target and allocation of carbon budgets. In order to meet the borough’s carbon budget, it’s proposed that most carbon savings are made in the first years up until 2030. This means reducing the borough’s emissions from a 2017 base line as follows: 25 September 2020 5…
… Leisure Complex which is helping reduce carbon emissions by more than 50% at the centre. • We’re working with Berneslai Homes to develop programmes to improve the energy efficiency of our homes and replace older polluting vehicles with new electric vehicles. • We’re working with Energise Barnsley to deliver solar PV programmes to council owned buildings, schools and domestic properties which…
… carbon emission targets by using a combination of existing schemes and development of new programmes. We’re committed to being a leader in sustainability by reducing our environmental impact, protecting our natural environment, empowering our staff and operating responsibly, enhancing social value and collaborating with our partners to work with our local communities. We’ll do this by embedding…