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Maldon District Council

… within existing resources, although external funding opportunities will also be sought . It should be noted that this action plan will evolve in response to emerging local, regional, and national policy and legislation . Identify and adopt more carbon efficient processes Replace high carbon energy sources with low carbon source Offset those emissions that cannot be eliminated by the above…

… to represent them in the pledge descriptions . Figure 3 Co-benefit symbols and examples Resilience E .g . ability to withstand impacts of climate changes, ability to cope with future increases in energy prices, increase adaptability to future changes such as transition to electric vehicles (EVs) . Health and wellbeing E.g. more efficient homes, access to affordable warmth, cleaner air, increased…

…, reduced energy costs, reduced environmental impacts and a more inclusive economy . Engagement with Maldon District communities In addition to the five Climate Action Pledges, the Council will continue to explore effective ways of engaging with partners and stakeholders and will look for ways to encourage and support delivery of the CAS through local initiatives. This section of the CAP sets out…

… in 2023/2024 and review the onsite facilities for car sharing, walking and cycling to and from the Council’s offices. Short-term Utilise the Council’s assets in public car parks and open spaces for public EV charging points based on ‘park and charge’ and seek funding from Department for Transport, Energy Savings Trust and Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding scheme . Medium- term EV…

… charging opportunities identified Planning Undertake a technological review of the Council’s current car parks strategy . Short-term Review completed In progress reviewed quarterly Planning Fleet report and a Fleet Transition Forward Plan report Increase use of electric Council vehicles Working with the Energy Savings Trust to commission a fleet report and a Fleet Transition Forward…