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London Borough of Hillingdon

… achieving climate change objectives. C1.6 We will prioritise fuel poor households for assistance with accessing grant funds to improve energy efficiency and reduce their energy costs. C1.7 By 2023 for all our managed schools and educational facilities to have their own Climate Action Plans in place. C1.8 During 2021 for all non-Council managed schools and educational facilities to be contacted…

… ‘Carbon-Neutral’ by 2030.” We will invest in energy saving measures across the property portfolio. This applies to public access buildings and sites where the Council pays for the energy supplies, our vehicles and highway assets like streetlighting and car parks. We will reduce our demand on fossil fuel to the minimum and use carbon offsetting to counteract our remaining emissions. Corporate…

… insulation, upgrades through reactive works upgrading inefficient communal lighting to LED and reducing the energy demand for homes. Schools and community centres: major refurbishment and new building work leading to higher energy standards. Smart metering installed for monitoring and to identify the buildings with the most demand. Active no idling campaigns at schools to reduce air pollution…

… Climate Commitment 3: “To achieve 100% clean energy across the Council’s services by 2030.” From 2020 all the electrical power to Council assets was sourced from certified renewable sources. The energy was secured through a London wide contract which runs until 2024. This means we can be assured that our electrical power component of our service is currently zero-carbon. We still use fossil fuels…

…- building’ emissions. For both the Civic Centre and streetlighting, innovative approaches will be required to find solutions to achieving the necessary emissions reductions. 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 Uxbridge Civic Centre Combined total of remaining 9 buildings Total of top 10 energy consuming Council buildings Electricity tCO2e Gas tCO2e Total carbon emissions (tCO2e…