Including 9 closely related terms such as energy use, minimum energy efficiency, and efficiency.
… regarding prioritisation of investments for the next financial years. Other buildings owned by SCC but leased to third parties will be considered for energy efficiency improvements in order to meet the requirements of the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards regulations by 2028. Table 5:Progress and next steps of leased building decarbonisation Project Progress in 2021/22 Progress in 2022…
… for a 2-year programme of energy use optimisation. 16 increased energy use efficiency. Work was started to contribute towards a decarbonisation road map for the 2030 target. This included the production of lifecycle condition surveys of all buildings in the estate and the development of carbon reduction strategies for the highest emitter buildings. Large-scale ground-mounted solar…
… far Ambition by 2025/26 Next steps Streetlight LED Conversion 71% Complete 93% Complete ~100% Complete ~100% Complete 100% Complete A county wide network has been installed on all streetlamps to allow system improvements, street monitoring and to enable future connectivity. There is scope to further improve efficiencies across the network by moving from fixed…
… to adaptive dimming profiles based on real-time traffic information. 12 Impact: This is a highly effective programme with a 74% reduction in streetlighting emissions achieved by 2023/24, and £3.5m of annual financial savings. 5,244t Annual carbon saved £3.5M Annual bill savings £0M Funding leveraged 63% Energy efficiency 13 3.2 Council’s estate…
… to achieving carbon savings of 6,700 tonnes CO2e3 per year, the programme also brought about bill savings of over £4m per year and added 0.5MW solar energy generation capacity onto the estate. This work has been part funded by £4.5M of grants. The graphs below show the cumulative benefits that the SCC 2030 Corporate Programme has delivered for the Council. 3 Carbon dioxide equivalent gases…