Including 5 closely related terms such as energy use, energy generation, and energy generation.
… Delivery Plan for a Low Carbon Wales and its ‘Route Map’ to decarbonise the public sector in Wales. Our commitments to reduce carbon within the Council include: Reducing our footprint in respect of all the Council’s activities. Reducing the demand for energy and embedding carbon reduction into everything we do. Using public sector land for green energy generation and/or carbon storage…
…. https://www.rctcbc.gov.uk/EN/Council/CouncillorsCommitteesandMeetings/Meetings/Council/2020/03/04/Reports/AgendaItem6CouncilsDraftCorporatePlan20202024.pdf https://gov.wales/sites/default/files/publications/2019-06/low-carbon-delivery-plan_1.pdf 5 Investing in solar energy installations in Council buildings and making sure that all new schools, offices, homes and commercial…
… to supporting the Council’s aim to be carbon neutral and generate all our energy needs. Progress existing energy generation schemes, including wind turbines at Nant Y Gwyddon and Bryn Pica. Consider ways to use existing carbon free energy sources to provide sustainable heat and power to local communities e.g. Taffs Well Thermal Spring. Explore potential options to utilise existing energy sources…
… including: o waste heat generated at Bryn Pica o geothermal energy from abandoned coal mines. Contribute to actions within the Cardiff Capital Region City Deal to explore options for a hydrogen economy and to generate green energy to fuel our industrial and commercial businesses. Potential measures/targets Increase local renewable energy generated (MW numerical) o Solar - currently 1.5 MW…
… carbon homes delivered Making existing homes more energy efficient: 10 We will work with landlords and homeowners to reduce the amount of energy used in existing homes, reaching Zero carbon where this is feasible to do so, by 2050, in line with Better Homes Better Wales. We will: Investigate innovative ways of decarbonising all the housing stock, exploring the Heat Pump systems…