Including 4 closely related terms such as more energy, reduce energy, and energy.
… and mitigating the impacts of climate change, reaching net zero by 2050. This vision encompasses the many benefits that acting on climate change will bring and envisages Gosport becoming a town with a thriving local economy and strong communities, whose residents enjoy a healthier, more active lifestyle, cleaner air while living in homes that are more energy efficient. The Council recognises the scale…
…) Medium term (3 to 10 years) Long term (> 10 years) P5: Domestic emissions GD1. Residents have implemented zero or low cost measures to reduce energy remand. GD2. All new housing is as energy efficient as possible. GD3. All new housing is fitted with solar PV and/or solar thermal systems where appropriate. GD4. No new housing uses fossil fuel based heating systems. GD5…
… term (< 3 years) Medium term (3 to 10 years) Long term (> 10 years) P1: Supported housing and operational buildings CB1. Energy demand in operational buildings will be reduced through behaviour changes. CB2. No fossil-fuel based heating systems will be installed in new buildings. CB3. All new buildings will be as energy efficient as possible. CB4. All Council…
… managed buildings will be as energy efficient as possible. CB5. All suitable Council managed buildings will have solar panels. CB6. No new fossil-fuel based heating systems will be installed in Council managed buildings. P2: Refuse collection CR1. Fuel used by diesel refuse collection vehicles will be minimised. CR2. All refuse collection vehicles will use alternative fuels…
…. At least 7500 homes in Gosport are fitted with non-fossil fuel based heating systems by 2030.13 GD6. All homes in Gosport have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or better by 2035.14 GD7. All homes in Gosport are fitted with non- fossil fuel based heating systems by 2050. P6: Transport emissions GT1. All new developments and infrastructure transport network…