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The Moray Council

… in achieving climate change and fuel poverty objectives and has accordingly designated it a National Infrastructure Priority. The cornerstone of this is the Scottish Energy Efficiency Plan (SEEP), which, when fully operational, is intended to significantly improve the energy efficiency of domestic and non-domestic buildings, as well as decarbonise the heat supply of buildings. Environment Strategy…

…% by 2030, and 90% by 2040 The updated Climate Change plan includes several actions and targets on a sector-by- sector basis including: Buildings • Introducing a standard requiring all new homes consented from 2024 to use zero emission heating; • Introducing minimum energy efficiency standards for the domestic private rented sector; • Introducing regulations for all buildings to achieve…

…% of the energy for Scotland’s heat, transport and electricity consumption to be supplied from renewable sources. • An increase by 30% in the productivity of energy use across the Scottish economy. Further, as the legislation continues to evolve the council may be required to incorporate changes to existing plans and policies. The Scottish Government recognises the importance of energy efficiency…

… a good level of energy efficiency; • Establishing a new net zero carbon standard for new public buildings; • Bringing forward the review of the existing Energy Efficient Standard for Social Housing to conclude in 2023. Transport • Reduce car kilometres by 20% by 2030; • Phase out the need for new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2030 (bringing this ambition forward from the 2018 plan…

… infrastructure to net zero carbon. Energy Saving switch off, eliminate waste Energy Efficiency better appliances, lower energy losses Renewables sustainable energy production Low Emission low carbon generation, carbon capture Conventional sources of last resort, offset to compensate Leaner Keener Greener Cleaner Meaner 28 Land use, biodiversit & adaptaton From…