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City of Lincoln Council

…/23 electricity consumption has decreased by 13% on the previous year as most public buildings have made significant energy efficiency savings. The Lincoln Central Car Park has increased electricity consumption by 16% on the previous year and this is due to the increase visitor numbers to Lincoln due to an increased events programme as part of Covid recovery. In addition, the Lincoln Central…

…. The Council’s Environmental Policy is located on our website and can be viewed in Appendix A. Monitoring Resources. The council monitors the following resources on a monthly or quarterly basis:- Scope 1 emissions3  Gas consumption(kWh) Scope 2 emissions4  Electricity consumption(kWh) Scope 3 emissions5  Grey Fleet6 (miles)  Train Journeys (km)  General waste and recycling…

… Performance since the 2018/19 baseline year Overall green house gas emissions have reduced across a range of council owned and managed buildings as well as our operations since 2018/19. Electricity consumption in all buildings reduced by 10% however in the 2023 update, the UK Electricity CO2e factor has increased by 7% (compared to the 2022 update) due to an increase in natural gas use in electricity…

… showing evidence of decline. Further details of the Central Market and Crematorium improvement works are included in the Council’s Decarbonisation Strategy and Action Plan 2021-2026. Total CO2e has decreased since the 18/19 baseline year for gas - 17% Electricity Consumption (Scope 2 emissions) Electricity consumption in Council’s office buildings is mostly used for lighting, lifts…

… the year. The Council also monitor electricity consumption in our outsourced buildings such as community and leisure centres and work with organisations occupying the building to identify and deliver projects to reduce gas consumption and CO2e emissions. Electricity Target – Reduce CO2e emissions from electricity generated off site and consumed by 5%. The following table and graph show…