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South Gloucestershire Council

…. Emissions from domestic properties contribute 342,000tCO2e from 115,000 dwellings. Energy consumption from non-domestic properties contributes around 308,500tCO2e from 5,750 buildings. Energy consumption from the agricultural sector emits around 15,000tCO2e. This doesn't account for all agricultural emissions. 64% 98.8% 1.2% 15% 6% 7% 8% Total 1048,900 tonnes CO₂e Dome stic Non-domestic…

…. As part of monitoring progress against our aims we will annually report the following indicators in our Quality of Life Report: y Carbon dioxide emissions from the local authority area y The proportion of South Gloucestershire’s total local energy demand generated from renewable energy installations located within South Gloucestershire The following sources of data are already used: y Carbon…

… Renewable energy generation - a renewable energy annual progress report is produced which calculates the renewable energy capacity installed in South Gloucestershire and the amount of energy generated. This is compared with the current total local energy demand for South Gloucestershire (which includes energy demand from power, heat and transport) to give a proportional figure. Funding and finance…

… the 2050 pledge will support us to deliver our 2030 pledge. y The national policies that will influence our work on Climate Emergency are as follows: y National Planning policy y Transport policy y Energy policy y Fiscal (financial) policy y Agricultural policy y Environmental policy 23 CLIMATE EMERGENCY STRATEGY www.southglos.gov.uk/climatechange Regional change Working…

… contribution to fighting climate change; 6. Request Cabinet to work with the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) and our West of England partners to produce an ambitious delivery plan for the West of England Energy Strategy to use as a key tool for seeking Government funding to help us deliver our 2030 target; 7. Update the South Gloucestershire Climate Change Strategy to reflect the increased…