Including 15 closely related terms such as gas emissions, carbon emissions, and reduce emissions.
…. Note the greenhouse gas emissions reports for wider Oxfordshire area (Annex 2) which will be presented to the Future Oxfordshire Partnership Board on 26 November 2024 Executive Summary 1. This report is a six-monthly update to cabinet on the delivery of the 2024/25 Climate Action Programme workstreams. Annex 1 includes a status update on workstreams agreed by Cabinet in early 2024. 2…
…. The report provides an overview of the council’s Carbon Management Plan 2030 delivery. Capital programme workstreams are progressing to support the decarbonisation and resilience of the council’s fleet and property. This investment will reduce emissions by a further 64% compared to 2019/20 over the next three years. 3. National data has now been published showing emissions profiles in Oxfordshire…
… authorities. 21. External factors affect Oxfordshire’s carbon emissions, such as the carbon intensity of the grid. This increased up to 2021 due to the proportion of gas and coal in the fuel mix but has been decreasing since this point. 22. Further action is needed particularly on the two areas which make up the majority of the county’s annual emissions: transport and domestic emissions…
… for UK net emissions of greenhouse gases over that period. Forecasts based on the CCC’s ‘balanced pathway’ to net zero suggests that there will need to be a 71% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in 2037 compared to 2022. 47. This represents a significant challenge and requires a rapid increase in the pace of efforts to decarbonise across society. The council should continue to look…
…. The partnership will be looking for alternative ways to fund the multi-year programme, including a possible resubmission to Ofgem. Enabling Oxfordshire’s Transition to Net Zero 13. An annual update on the greenhouse gas emissions for the county is provided in Annex 2 from national data published by Department of Energy Security and Net Zero two years in arrears. 14. Sources in Oxfordshire accounted…