Including 16 closely related terms such as reduce, reduce, and carbon emissions.
… wide sources of Carbon Dioxide emissions (KT CO2) The Government produces area based CO2 emissions measured in Kilo Tonnes (Kt). This pie chart and graph show that in the Braintree District, in order to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2030, there would need to be a reduction of 576Kt of CO2. Please see breakdown below. Progress on reducing carbon emissions and adapting to climate…
… targets, the Council has also recorded its own direct emissions those created from the energy it consumes and indirect emissions. Since 2005, the Council has reduced its own emissions from 6455 tonnes down to 3281 tonnes CO2 per annum, and we aim for our Council activities to be carbon neutral by 2030. To date we have delivered, and worked with others to deliver a range of initiatives and projects…
… to mitigate the impacts of climate change across the District and reduce carbon emissions. Some of these achievements of this are set out below. Energy Conservation • Installed 8,700 energy saving measures including boilers, domestic solar installations, cavity wall and loft installation resulting in 1,000 tonnes of carbon saved. • 14,689 residents registered for energy switching…
… private cars. This would positively impact peoples’ health and provides an opportunity to minimise emissions, reduce congestion and improve local air quality. Public transport needs to be accessible, reliable, safe and affordable to encourage greater use. Modal change hubs where the public switch from one form of transport to another need to be accessible. Although Braintree District Council…
… and providers to reduce carbon emissions from transport, as well as mitigate the impacts of climate change on our transport infrastructure. ENCOURAGE GREENER TRANSPORT CHOICES Transport Priorities GROW ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING NETWORK AND IN- FRASTRUCTURE INCREASE CYCLING AND WALKING IN THE DISTRICT IMPROVE DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY TO REDUCE WORK TRAVEL DEMAND 1 6 C L I M A T E C H…