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Pembrokeshire County Council

… is currently participating in the Welsh Government-supported Re:fit Cymru energy-efficiency programme: - Re:fit Cymru Phase 1 – A £1.3 million scheme (funded by WG Salix interest-free loans) that will see the installation of 50+ energy-efficiency measures across 25 sites during 2019–2021, saving £200,000 and 416 tonnes of CO2 annually. The scheme is in the delivery phase and will see…

…’ or ‘Passivhaus’ standard, where appropriate, in new building-construction projects. Senior Architect Ongoing NZC-06 Continually review and amend design specifications and briefs to reflect new technologies and energy-efficient equipment. Senior Architect and Senior Engineers Ongoing NZC-07 Extend ‘smart’ and sub-metering technology to ensure accurate and timely capture of energy-consumption data…

… held steady in the face of rapidly rising markets due to energy-efficiency work and the resulting reduced consumption.  The procurement of energy has become increasingly complex, with prices volatile and linked to both UK and global factors. In order to minimise risk, the Council procures its energy using Crown Commercial Services Framework Agreements, via the National Procurement Service…

… lighting upgrades in nine further schools by March 2021.  PCC has qualified staff producing Display Energy Certificates (DECs) in-house. DECs show the actual energy used by a building in one year of operation. An advisory report on how to reduce energy and water use accompanies the certificate. The average DEC performance of corporate buildings has improved year-on-year to the current score…

…: - ground-source heat pumps; - air-source heat pumps (the South Quay regeneration project in Pembroke will use ASHP technology); - biomass boilers (installed at Haverfordwest Leisure Centre); and - solar thermal systems. In addition, and in order to minimise energy use from new buildings, a ‘Fabric First’ approach to energy efficiency is also being progressed and consideration is being given…