Including 4 closely related terms such as energy use, energy generation, and energy generation.
… are a result of energy consumption in buildings. Reducing our energy consumption, decarbonising our supply of energy and increasing local renewable energy generation is therefore key to realising the borough’s net zero emission ambitions. Natural environment We will take action to protect and enhance our environment. In doing so this will help protect the ecosystem service benefits we receive (e.g…
… to drive forward changes across the whole country. It will also require local action from individual residents, community groups and partners to enable change. The way we communicate the strategy and keep engaging with the local population throughout delivery to get their buy in, will therefore be a key part of our strategy. Emission sources Who has control? Energy used in homes Examples include…
…: House occupiers e.g. renters House owners Developers Local and national government Energy infrastructure operators e.g. government Organisations who promote/create incentives for investment in energy Energy used in businesses/industry Examples include: Building occupiers Building owners Developers Local and national government Energy infrastructure operators e.g…
… consumption and decarbonise supply. Objectives: • Reduce energy demand. • Decarbonise supply. • Increase renewable energy generation. Natural environment Aim: Cleaner air, higher water quality and increased biodiversity. Objectives: • Protect and enhance our natural environment. • Green our towns and urban areas. • Increase awareness of biodiversity. Transport Aim: Enable sustainable…
… this outreach work. 5 Resources and Waste Strategy for England 2018 6 WRAP 2020 Page 24 Theme 2 - Energy 3.16 Aim: Reduce energy consumption and decarbonise supply Objectives: • Reduce energy demand • Decarbonise supply • Increase renewable energy generation 3.17 Both reducing energy demand and decarbonising the energy supply are required to meet a net zero carbon emissions target. The Committee…