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Herefordshire Council

…. Our approach in the first five years is to focus on behaviour changes, efficiencies, technology and renewable energy. Currently, we anticipate that we will be able to reduce emissions (relative to 2008/09 baseline) by 75% by 2025/26. We then have five more years to get to zero. We believe we will be able to reduce our carbon emissions significantly although there are likely to be some residual…

… which will save up to 100 tonnes of CO2. BBLP plan to purchase green gas when it is viable to do so meaning all energy consumption will be 100% renewable for their operations in Herefordshire. Up to 100 tonnes of CO2 saved Switching to renewable energy sources is a key way to reduce carbon emissions. Renewable energy purchase CO2 savings... Purchase Renewable Energy for Council Estate…

… Contracts Contracts CO2 savings... • Up to 363 tonnes of CO2 saved • 5% of the savings required The savings forecast related to contracts are associate with transportation contracts that are due to be retendered over the coming period, this work is forecast to save the council around 363 tonnes of CO2 per annum by 2025/26 which would represent 5% of the emissions reduction required to meet our…

… change, staff travel plan, video conferencing, fleet review, property rationalisation -332 -273 Totals -11193 -6874 Percentage reduction from baseline -83% -75% This graph shows key areas where we will reduce our carbon emissions to 2030/31, the figures are indicative and the areas of focus will remain flexible as reductions are measured across a variety of interventions and as we continue…

…%) Target reduction (75%) Schools & Academies Purchase green power 1374 865 2239 1487 Schools & Academies Purchase green gas 2156 2156 539 Schools & Academies Schools carbon reduction programme 488 488 244 Partners Purchase green power 300 474 774 774 Partners Purchase green power 142 142 142 Partners Purchase green gas 1643 1643 556 Partners Halo energy efficiency programme 240 40…