Including 14 closely related terms such as gas emissions, carbon emissions, and emissions reduction.
…) Achieving the carbon emissions reduction tar- get for the Council’s corporate buildings, fleet vehicles and business travel will require the Council’s direct carbon emissions to reduce at a more rapid rate. For the reasons outlined above, reducing our gas usage from buildings (for heat) will be the major part of the challenge of reducing our emissions to net zero carbon. Figure 5. Total Gas…
… included in the Council’s greenhouse gas emissions report, by scope. Scope Type of Emissions Source of Emissions Sources of Energy/ Fuel Consumption included Scope 1 Direct Emissions Emissions created within the city Gas Consumption Council buildings (not outsourced leisure sites managed by GLL) Communal areas in Council managed properties (sheltered housing and commercial…
… (GLL) Leisure Sites Transmission & Distribution Losses Council buildings and communal areas in Council managed properties (not outsourced leisure sites) Outsourced (GLL) Leisure Sites Cambridge City Council | Carbon Management Plan 2021-2026 page 8 The table at Figure 7 details the total emissions reported for each scope for the past 6 years. Figure 7. Greenhouse Gas Emissions…
… Exchange 146 Temporary Housing 70 Community Centres 150 Sheltered Housing Communal Areas 535 Administration Buildings 273 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 to nn es C O 2 Gas Emissions Electricity Emissions Fleet Business Travel Figure 9. Total Carbon Emissions Cambridge City Council | Carbon Management…
… to reducing the carbon emissions from its buildings and fleet and has previously implemented two Carbon Management Plans over the last ten years, which have helped to reduce its emissions by 28.9% from a 2014/15 baseline. One of the six objectives of the Council’s new Climate Change Strategy 2021-26 is “Reducing emissions from City Council buildings, land, vehicles and services”. We have developed…