Including 6 closely related terms such as energy demand, energy performance, and energy performance.
… where possible. Bristol City Council owned ‘Revive’ vehicle charging network electric vehicle charge point 19 Bristol City Council Climate Emergency Action Plan 2022-2025 City As part of the £97 million commitment to making the homes we own more energy efficient, we will ensure all of these reach a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of EPC C by 2030…
… even if greenhouse gas emissions are reduced rapidly. HEAT Increased energy demand for summer cooling SEA LEVEL RISE Increased risk of coastal flooding HEAVY RAINFALL Increased risk of river and surface water flooding DROUGHT Risk to water supplies from drought DRAINAGE Increased disruptions to urban drainage system HEALTH Increased risk to health from heat stress TRANSPORT Increased…
… strategic partner to form the City Leap Energy Partnership. This partnership will initially deliver £424 million investment and avoid around 140,000 tonnes of carbon emissions across the city over the first five years of the twenty-year partnership. • City Leap will, amongst other things, deliver energy efficiency measures, renewables and decarbonisation projects to the council’s…
… corporate estate reducing our emissions and also delivering energy efficiency and renewable energy measures to the council’s social housing. • We commissioned the Climate Resilient Estate project to describe how our estate could be climate resilient by 2030. Heat decarbonisation • The City Leap Energy Partnership will help deliver significant low carbon energy infrastructure at scale…
… to the wider city’s carbon neutrality. We also have ongoing programmes for maintenance of streetlights and our buildings and the Budget set in Spring 2022 allocated £19 million of capital funding to help reduce emissions from the council’s buildings and fleet. The plan also includes our work on making the homes we own more energy efficient - a total commitment of £97 million over the next…