Including 15 closely related terms such as reduce emissions, direct emissions, and direct emission.
… individuals and businesses to reduce emissions from energy consumption and transport, and maximise locally-produced renewable energy. Emission estimate in 2018: 6.6 MtCO2e Estimated annual emissions reduction by 2025: 1.2 MtCO2e5 (equivalent to a 21% reduction compared to 2020). Of which, expected emission savings from new renewable energy: 292 ktCO2e6 4 “Direct emissions” refer…
… Carbon emission reductions are based on our understanding of institutional buildings in Surrey and do not include transport emissions. ONE NET ZERO PUBLIC ESTATE: INDIRECT EMISSIONS. Aim: To reduce emissions where public sector has a key influence though supply-chains, staff behaviour and estate in public sector ownership. Emission estimate in 2019/2020: Indirect emissions…
… and reduce future impacts Carbon emission reduction can be accelerated, and further emissions prevented, by putting in place the planning and infrastructure that is consistent with a low-carbon future. A Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Plan for Surrey is being developed, which sets out how we manage risk and try to minimise the impacts of climate change on health and wellbeing…
… to support faster action on tackling climate change. Greener Futures Climate Change Delivery Plan (2021-2025) | 15 One Net Zero Public Estate The buildings of Local Authorities, Surrey County Council, NHS, Police and others generate around 2% of carbon emissions. They can set ambitious targets to reduce emissions across their organisations, services and supply chains; putting sustainability…
… Plan (2021-2025) | 20 To build firm foundations from which climate action can grow As well as making rapid carbon emission reduction over the next five years, Local Authorities are looking to build greater change over the coming decades. A Greener Futures Finance Strategy will enable us to use new finance mechanisms to support climate action, focusing Local Authority finance on areas…