Including 4 closely related terms such as energy generation, energy generation, and energy usage.
… Page 1 of 9 Our Climate Change Action Plan – Strategic Priorities 3. Energy Generation Expand renewable energy generation capacity across the District. Develop localised smart energy systems that focus on providing low carbon energy to local businesses…
… National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), to ensure our planning policies support our commitment to climate change. For example: facilitating the delivery of low-carbon, energy efficient new residential development that produces a net-gain in biodiversity, improves air quality, and produces infrastructure that enables the delivery of wider ambitions on local renewable energy generation, vehicle…
… 7. Industry and Green Economy Utilise digital technology and develop relevant skills amongst our workforce to support the creation of green technologies, jobs and products in the District. Pursue energy efficiency improvements in local industry and businesses that reduce consumption and decarbonise energy usage. 6. Land Use and Food Systems Working with the agricultural…
… quality. - Support low-income/vulnerable - households or those who may not have access to private chargers. - Support behaviour change. 1 Mar 2021 Scope how the Council can support community energy schemes Energy Generation - Reduce fuel poverty in the District - Reduce carbon emissions in District. 2 Mar 2025 Produce climate change communications plan (e.g. Council website, single-use…
… collection and processing Waste, Resources and Circular Economy - Reduce carbon emissions in District. 2 Mar 2022 Support the Surrey Air Alliance with their action plan Transport & Air Quality - Support behaviour change. - Improve District's air quality. 2 Ongoing Scope installation of renewable energy generators in the District (e.g. battery storage, wind, solar…