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Gwynedd County Council

… Infrastructure Levy and other mechanisms to fund climate actions and nature restoration projects. See also a link to the Supplementary Planning Guidance on Planning Obligations: 10 Implement licensing of the private rented sector to cover enforcement costs of minimum energy efficiency standards When new houses are built, a definite standard is set under building control legislation…

… to consider how we can work collaboratively with companies to be more effective in this area 15 Enforce minimum energy efficiency standards in the private rented sector. The Council is unaware of any powers it has to compel the private rented sector to insulate their properties, as this does not appear to be one of their current requirements. Having said this, of course, this sector…

… Council over £4 million since it was established in 2010. The Council’s Carbon Management Plan has seen a number of improvements across the authority which has led to huge reductions in CO2 emissions as well as delivering £4,062,958 in savings. 31 Reduce energy used by the local authority in its own estate. Now, thanks to a combination of different projects including installing more energy…

…-efficient lighting in buildings and street lights; insulation projects; fuel cells and a number of energy saving technologies for IT equipment, its carbon footprint has reduced by a phenomenal 39.3% during this period. Since 2010, there has been particular focus on cutting CO2 emissions in Buildings’ energy, which are down by 43%. 32 Require the integration of renewable energy such as solar…

… comes to £344,293.11. We are still working on upgrading the insulation of boiler houses (valves etc.). We cannot separate the savings from the impact of other schemes but it has certainly made a substantial contribution to a 43% reduction of in our buildings' emissions. 14 Help energy companies target fuel poor or vulnerable households with energy efficiency measures. The Council needs…