Including 8 closely related terms such as management, manage, and use energy.
… • LED lighting • Loft insulation • Cavity wall insulation • Roof insulation • External wall insulation and replacement windows • Replace windows • Reduce need for fossil fuels • Hybrid heat pumps • Heating system controls • Variable speed pumping • Building Energy Management Systems • Renewable Installations (this is explored in greater detail in a separate section) Hybrid heat pumps…
… has solar panels on a County Council owned and used building, energy is directly taken and used from this renewable source. This reduces the overall grid energy consumed, and therefore the Council sees a reduction in carbon emissions 9 For renewables generated on non-operational sites (solar farms), or on sites not owned and operated by the us, energy goes into the grid, and does…
… on off- site renewables through a power purchase agreement, enabling us to use energy we have generated to offset our emissions. At this time, we will continue to seek to maximise the value we can accrue from the energy we generate, which is likely to mean selling the energy back to the Grid. However, we acknowledge that me need to take a pragmatic approach, and as Power Purchasing Agreements…
… not make a direct impact on our carbon emissions as currently reported. We will report the amount of renewable energy generated across all our assets alongside our carbon emissions. 3.3. Out of scope Emissions from the following sources are excluded from reporting due to lack of data, and based on benchmarking with comparable organisations they are also unlikely to be significant: • Commuting…
… tonnes CO2e. The emissions are attributed across these categories as follows: Schools Estate 28,789 43% Corporate Estate 17,643 26% Street Lighting 17,411 26% Business Transport 3,321 5% Power 43,292 65% Heat 20,443 30% Water 106 0% Mileage 3,321 5% Renewable Energy Generated: • 0Kwh • 0 tonnes of C02e See Appendix 1 to see the carbon footprint represented as Scopes…