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… electricity emissions decrease year-on- year which is largely due to the ongoing decarbonisation of national grid energy. This decarbonisation is projected to continue until 2045. Ongoing energy efficiency projects, such as the introduction of LED lighting also contribute to this annual decrease. Currently local authorities must report scope 1 and scope 2 emissions in their annual GHG return. Some…

… on receiving SG LEIP funding (outcome based revenue funding linked to energy efficiency targets) Energy reduction measures may cost 10% of budget to build or refurbish school 2030-31 New or refurbished Forres Academy designed with an energy saving methodology including options for renewable energy solutions. Potential Learning Estate Investment Programme project. Timescales for the project…

… offsets are not sustainable and APPENDIX 1 P a g e 10 | 58 guidance makes clear that public bodies are required to reduce emissions as much as possible before considering offsets. For example, actions might look like: • AVOID: Redesign services to allow home working and avoid commuting. • REDUCE: Reduce energy use in buildings through smart timing solutions. • REPLACE…

… may be dependent on receiving SG LEIP funding (outcome based revenue funding linked to energy efficiency targets) Energy reduction measures may cost 10% of budget to build or refurbish school 2030-31 75% of fleet vehicles transferred to Ultra Low Emissions Vehicles (ULEV). Target dependent on price, availability of vehicles and charging infrastructure 2030-31 Assuming target…

…, involve all sections of the council, learn from our activities, and we will plan to speed up the actions required to meet our target. We’re under no illusion that for Moray Council to reach net zero by 2030 is a hugely ambitious target to meet, but there is also much to gain. Efforts to reduce our carbon emissions can bring opportunities, such as cost savings from reduced energy bills, making…