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Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council

… Stockport Homes are recognised as leaders in sustainability Currently 91% of Stockport Homes housing stock is at EPC rating C or above compared to the borough average of 70% D or below Stockport Council have commenced a £20 million LED Lighting and Energy Efficiency project for its street lighting network which aims to reduce the associated energy demand by 33% Stockport Council are leaders…

…. Low Carbon Buildings More energy efficient homes and buildings, now and in the future E. Renewable Energy Ensuring that the future energy needs of the borough can all be met in a sustainable way F. Sustainable Transport Moving to carbon-free transport options and increasing walking, cycling and use of public transport G. Natural Environment Protecting and enhancing our natural…

… D. Low Carbon Buildings More energy efficient homes and buildings, now and in the future. The quality, design and use of homes and buildings across Stockport must be improved now to address the challenges of climate change. Doing so will also improve health, wellbeing and comfort, including for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and those living with chronic illnesses. Some…

… the borough average (70% EPC D or below). We’ve started a £20 million LED Lighting and Energy Efficiency project for its street lighting network which aims to reduce the associated energy demand by 33%. The estimated carbon savings based on this reduction in energy demand is 2,151 tCO2. Our Ambition We will reduce the carbon emissions for our Council services’ buildings by 10% by the end of 2021…

… posing a significant economic, social and environmental threat. This will also have an impact on wildlife and biodiversity, resulting in loss of species. As a Council we have already started to act by leading the way in recycling, embarking on an ambitious LED street lightning programme that will reduce energy demand by 33% and Stockport Homes are recognised as a leader in sustainability. We…