Including 7 closely related terms such as electricity consumption, energy demand, and energy saving.
… carbon. We still account for transmission and distribution losses as scope 3 emissions. The Council moved onto the new green tariff on 1st October 2020. Our electricity emissions reduction on the base year is 43%. It should be noted that our electricity consumption has not reduced by anywhere near this amount. As such it remains key to reduce our consumption through energy efficiency measures…
… using existing resources Ongoing Homes First Tenant experience solar PV survey administered. Reveiw of solar and renewables underway. Carbon footprint pledge / information activity piloted at community event. ASHP user guide finalised and delivered to tenants - providing information on efficent use, energy saving tips, independent energy comparison. Further tenant engagement…
… it will mean for consumers and businesses. Future Homes Standard In January the government published their response to the future homes standard consultation It outlines what changes will be made to building regulations to improve the energy efficiency of new homes and the pace…
… of increasing high temperatures on people’s health and wellbeing and changes in household energy demand due to seasonal temperature changes. • Increased severity and frequency of flooding of homes, communities and businesses. • The viability of coastal communities and the impact on coastal businesses due to sea level rise, coastal flooding and erosion. • Disruption to the delivery of health…
… of the DOHS project (action E3) All social housing is as energy efficient as it can be and carbon emissions are reduced as far as practicably possible Director of Planning and Regeneration & Cabinet Members for Housing and Sustainability Medium Term Long Term Delivery costs to be determined once plan is prepared Plan produced by March 2023 Housing Asset Management Plan due…