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Derbyshire County Council

… and Nottinghamshire. This HEAT programme supports homeowners in the ‘able to pay’ market to make the correct decisions around the installation of energy efficiency measures and low carbon heating for typical house architypes. Although these programmes of work will support an increase in home energy efficiency improvements in the County, the overall scale of the national challenge is significant…

… decarbonisation plans. The carbon savings achieved from corporate property during 2023-24 are as a result of a continued focus on property rationalisation and improved monitoring and control of energy use. Further steady emission reductions in future years are expected from ongoing property rationalisation and improved energy management. However, achieving savings at the magnitude needed to achieve…

… of the remaining predominantly complex projects continues to progress, which includes the installation of passively safe lighting columns. A small further increase in streetlighting emissions (c.2%) is expected for 2024-25 due to the Council adopting new streetlighting assets. In future years any increased energy consumption should be offset by continuing improvements in LED light efficiency, grid…

…-agreement-what-is-it 12 CONTROLLED suitable locations paused. Furthermore, along with many other councils across the UK, the Council has been unsuccessful with recent applications to the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme to deliver projects needed to achieve some of these savings. The Council continues to develop and deliver low-cost projects to reduce energy use, such as through…

…. The Schools Catering Service has also been developing a range of sustainability initiatives, including on food waste reduction and sustainable procurement. LOW CARBON ECONOMY Target Status Summary of Progress Reduce manufacturing and construction emissions by 70% by 2035 (against 1990 levels) through energy efficiency improvements and National data from the Climate Change Committee…