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Chorley Council

…, buses, trains, cycling, and walking, coupled with communications to raise awareness and promote behaviour change, we can relieve traffic congestion, reduce air pollution and bring added benefits to physical health and wellbeing. Priority Five: Work with housing providers, landlords, developers, and businesses to promote and encourage energy efficiency and decarbonisation of buildings…

… future investment. Spatial Planning (Climate Change Team) Dec 2022 Using existing channels such as the Developers Forum and RP Framework, cascade and promote new policy such as Future Homes Standard and showcase best practices of high-quality low carbon opportunities. Spatial Planning (Climate Change Team) Dec 2023 Support residents to make their properties more energy efficient and affordably…

…. The heating of private homes produces a significant amount of carbon emissions and many of our older properties are inefficient to heat which can impact on health, particularly in the colder months and cause fuel poverty. We need to find ways to bring our existing homes up to a standard of energy efficiency including delivery of a programme of switching to more sustainable methods of energy…

… (HVO) fuel to determine its safety and carbon saving throughout the fleet Streetscene Dec 2022 Complete the programme replacement of spent bulbs with energy efficient LED lights where feasible across all council assets Property Services Dec 2024 Develop a roadmap for Council asset retrofitting and decarbonisation work. Feasibility studies will provide cost estimations, priorities, and carbon…

… warm including practical help and advice. Communities Dec 2023 Promote opportunities in access to grant funding for low carbon heating and energy. Communities Dec 2023 Produce an options paper to explore all current and emerging low carbon technology, potential energy savings, costings, limitations, and identify options for the Council. Spatial Planning (Climate Change Team) Dec 2022 P ro…