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London Borough of Richmond upon Thames

… excess energy use • Be installed with a Building Energy Management System (BEMS) and automatic meter readers to monitor and control services such as heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, ensuring the building operates at maximum levels of efficiency and removing wasted energy usage. • Only operate offices between the hours of 7am to 8pm, unless otherwise required • Ensure building…

… Reducing demand by changing behaviour to reduce demand 2. ENERGY EFFECIENCY Use energy effecienct systems such as boiler insluation and more effecient applicances 3. RENEWABLE ENERGY Generate heat and electricty from renewable resources (solar PV, biomass, thermal etc) 4. LOW CARBON RESOURCES Use of low carbon technologies (heat pumps, CHP etc) 5. CONVENTIONAL RESOURCES Source from…

… into account policy and legislative changes, especially with regard to the Mayor of London’s London Plan. The next iteration of the Local Plan will strengthen our policies around climate change related issues, including low carbon design, renewable energy generation, parking, transport, flooding and biodiversity. LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES - CLIMATE CHANGE SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY 2019…

… the sources of emissions that are to be included (benchmarking against technical advice and guidance that is available) LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES - CLIMATE CHANGE SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY 2019-202420 • ensuring that we are in compliance the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) protocols for measuring emissions • gathering data from across the organisation on fuel and energy usage directly paid…

…, carbon reduction and cost savings. These will be ‘ invest to save’ projects, and will use funding from the existing Climate Change Fund, the recently established Carbon Offset Fund and other sources such as Salix. We will ensure consistency in how we manage our buildings. All Council buildings will: • Have building specific energy plans and/or targets to ensure council owned buildings minimise…