Including 12 closely related terms such as direct emissions, direct emission, and emissions reduction.
… and extent of actions needed. . • Section 1 sets the context for this report: the policy background and how the town will work together to deliver Eastbourne Carbon Neutral 2030 (ECN 2030). It also defines what we mean by ‘carbon neutral’. • Section 2 sets out the current baseline emissions profile in Eastbourne determined from the (carbon dioxide only) BEIS Local Authority Emissions data from…
… Scope of the analysis In accordance with the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol and the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) ‘Emissions Reduction Pledge 2020’ guidance, for the purpose of greenhouse gas reporting, emissions are divided into three categories: • Scope 1 This refers to direct emissions from the combustion of fuels such as gas, oil, petrol, diesel, coal…
… 2017, it provides an update to this using the 2018 data released in July 2020, an overview of historic trends and domestic contextual data. • Section 3 provides the Council’s baseline emission data for 2018/19 • Section 4 of this report provides a more detailed borough footprint also from 2017 data, which incorporates additional greenhouse house gases and is reported as carbon dioxide…
… https://ghgprotocol.org/ 8 2.3 Eastbourne 2017 baseline emissions profile The current emissions profile for the area administered by Eastbourne Borough Council is shown in Fig.1. with the data used to compile this in Table 1. The profile has been compiled from the 2018 BEIS inventory which is the most recent available. The baseline for 2017 = 296.7 ktCO2 Because the level…
… 100 120 140 Fig. 1 Eastbourne Baseline Emissions 2017 Transport (all fuels) Agriculture (all fuels) Other fuels Electricity Gas Land use 10 2.5 Eastbourne Borough Emission Trends In order to place these figures into context it is helpful to consider past trends. On average, as shown in Figure 2 and in the emissions profile in Figure 3, emissions have fallen by around 38…