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London Borough of Haringey

… and safe travel options accessible by all of our community. For the Council it will mean warm and efficient buildings to operate from. With schools where the buildings act as educational tools, through the energy generation and air quality improvements that they demonstrate. 2.5 The actions within this document will deliver this for our borough. For example, we know that some communities…

… and delivering increased public transport, cycling campaigns, and improved public realm to encourage walking, while reducing the dependency on the private vehicles, and if needed using only electric vehicles;  Increasing Renewable Energy Generation: this aims to increase the number of solar panels across all buildings in the borough, investigate large wind turbines in the Lee Valley to help power…

… the borough and to deliver District Energy Networks in Tottenham and Wood Green; and  Engaging and Empowering the Borough’s Community: this describes how the Council will communicate and work with its residents and businesses in the borough, to enable more residential, business, and partner-led projects to come forward. Examples of these are Community Energy Companies and using existing networks…

… to reduce carbon, while improving air quality and operational costs, for example by using new boilers, air source heat pumps etc. d) maximise the delivery of renewable energy generation in each building, for example by installing solar PV panels, solar thermal panels, heat pumps, etc. Through undertaking these measures, the energy consumption of each operation will be reduced…

… of the zero-carbon standard, all remaining energy required (gas, electricity and fuel) for the Council front line services will be purchased from a certified Green Energy Supplier. To demonstrate true additionality of renewable energy generation, the Council will work with other authorities across London to develop a business case for a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the opportunity for direct…