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Aberdeenshire Council

… emissions under Scope 3 which are currently out of boundary but through which the Council’s influence supports reducing area wide emissions. Additional Scope 3 considerations are the Council’s purchased goods and services, housing stock, staff commuting and school transportation contracts. For example, the Housing service is very engaged in energy efficiency work across the housing stock and so…

… we can best take advantage of those funding streams. There are already good examples of this via the work on Electric Vehicle (EV) Item: 14 Page: 374 Infrastructure that is tapping into Scottish Futures Trust funding, the Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES) developmental work and the work on projects to draw down on the 10 year Just Transition Funding. 3.14 The approach…

…. 4.3.2 It needs to be noted that these are still estimates based on assumptions within the Carbon Budget Toolkit which was developed alongside the Route Map 2030 and Beyond. Annual feasibility work for projects and other factors such as energy costs, supply and demand of material etc. will potentially significantly change the totals to be more accurate over time. Updating of the Toolkit will occur…

… not include revenue consequences of borrowing which will be around £5.1million per annum for 40 years. They also do not include future revenue savings being made by some of the interventions, for example energy efficiency projects. They also do not demonstrate potential increases in future operational costs. However, the Carbon Budget Toolkit will allow for revenue implications to be calculated…

…  Identify the synergies with concurrent activity including the Non Domestic Energy Efficiency Fund  Identify roofs on buildings that are suitable for the installation of PV and the enabling works required to allow PV to be installed  Finalise 2023/24 Carbon Budget This should include the following elements:  Design heat pump pilot studies and develop specification for the survey…