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Amber Valley Borough Council

… HVAC systems and its usage will enable the Council to reduce unnecessary energy consumption and reduce GHG emissions. Replacing older less energy efficient equipment will also help reduce consumption and the Council’s emissions. Behavioural Change – 5.63 tCO2e potential reduction Encouraging employees to use lighting and equipment more efficiently will help to increase energy efficiency…

… This scenario details the maximum possible reductions and savings from implementing all energy efficiency measures (outlined in Section 3.1) across the property portfolio. As with the Combined Maximum scenario significant GHG emissions reductions are modelled to occur during the 2021/22 reporting year. This scenario assumes that the maximum amount of energy saving is achieved in the first year (post…

… its GHG emissions, in both buildings and transport. These measures include energy efficiency, technological upgrades, expansion of on-site renewables, and behavioural change (increasing awareness and encouraging staff to use energy efficiently). In addition, we are also looking at opportunities to switch energy supplies to low carbon/renewable energy tariffs. Net Zero Reduction Pathways…

…/electricity and gas)3 5% / 2.5% 2.69 / 2.93 Gas Building Heating Zone controls 25% 17.674 Installation of a BMS 15% 10.60 Central Heating controls 8% 6.28 Insulation (building fabric) 3% 2.12 Behavioural Change (gas only sites/gas and electricity) 5% / 2.5% 0.16 / 0.96 For the purposes of modelling reduction trajectories, it is assumed that energy and efficiency savings from technological…

… Combined Maximum (CM) Maximum possible reductions and savings from energy efficiency measures implemented in buildings; Maximum potential reductions from behavioural change across the property portfolio; Maximum possible reductions in transport emissions from switching to electric vehicles and achieving a 5% reduction in grey fleet mileage per annum; Grey Fleet emissions calculated to reflect…