Including 6 closely related terms such as energy use, energy projects, and energy project.
…. Our Strategic goals and priorities are to: Decarbonise the Council estate Reduce emissions from transport Develop opportunities to increase the amount of renewable energy used by the Council Develop and expand our green and open space infrastructure Expand the existing walking and cycling routes Minimise waste Promote health and wellbeing among council residents and staff…
… Lighting Replacement Programme – over 15000 columns switched. Solar PV installed at various Council sites – producing over 750,000 kWh of renewable energy. Installation of a 1.25 MW Solar Farm in Widnes producing energy for the DCBL Stadium – producing on average 900,000kwh per annum. Retrofit of the DCBL stadium to install air source heat pumps and LED throughout the building and at pitch…
… retrofit schemes in partnership with registered social landlords and Energy Project Plus, and undertaken affordable warmth campaigns and approved numerous eco-funding and Eco- Flex applications. 11 Future Key Actions BUILDINGS Action to be taken Time frame for Delivery Council Lead B1 Carry out decarbonisation works at the DCBL Stadium, inclusive of LED lighting, increased insulation…
… future revisions to local eligibility criteria for Energy Company Obligation flexible eligibility (ECO Flex), jointly with Liverpool City Region local authorities; ensuring funding is April 2022 Consultant in Public Health 20 available to target vulnerable and energy inefficient households. PH5 Oversight of the ECO Flex funding scheme (partly efforts to tackle fuel poverty) 2): Review…
… to reduce impact of fuel poverty and help them warm their homes. Since early 2021, the Council has held a monthly meeting with social housing providers to plan and coordinate retrofit housing energy improvement projects within the Borough. More recently, the Council has entered into a service level agreement with Energy Projects Plus, a local fuel poverty and environmental charity, to provide…