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West Midlands Combined Authority

…: https://www.ukmba.org 16. See: https://www.bwbuk.org cycle. The ‘last mile’ is particularly important to get right, notably the demand for home delivery continues to escalate. • Enforcement and strengthening of energy efficiency standards: secure resources to enforce Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations for private rented sector (PRS) properties – currently need to achieve…

… standards for private rented sector homes Strengthen energy efficiency standards for private rented sector homes to EPC ‘C’ Introduce LHA+ to incentivise energy efficiency in private rented sector homes Design a regional pay-as-you-save home retrofit scheme, backed by a low-cost borrowing line Secure means to help all places in the region to shift to LED street lighting Between…

… lengths of tenancy, and accept tenants referred by local authorities. This could equate to social rents at 50th percentile. • ECO devolution: continue to pursue devolution of Energy Company Obligation (ECO) 314 funding, including of the ability to join up fragmented funds for more effective local delivery. • Pay-as-you-save energy efficiency scheme: scope a regional energy efficiency scheme…

…, Energy & HS2 2 of a zero carbon standard for new builds. 4. Creating breathable places, including big ambitions for tree planting programme with one tree for each resident, as well as building on Wildlife Ways and advancing plans to establish a West Midlands ‘national park’. 5. A number of behaviour change campaigns at- scale, including on single-use plastics, energy use, waste…

… the sale of fossil fuel powered vehicles by 2040 – are delivered. • Clean Growth identified as a Grand Challenge at the heart of the UK Industrial Strategy: with clean growth identified as a Grand Challenge, with missions to at least halve the energy use of new buildings by 2030 and establish the world’s first net-zero carbon industrial cluster by 2040 and at least 1 low- carbon cluster by 2030…