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Ceredigion County Council

… vehicles • Fuel use in buildings and estates (e.g. gas, LPG, biomass and oil) Energy and utility bills • Fleet transport emissions (e.g. petrol and diesel) Mileage reports Scope 2 - emissions from purchased energy produced off site. • Electricity consumption in buildings and estates Energy and utility bills Scope 3 – all other emissions • Business travel (public transport and staff…

…' carbon footprint, which with benefit both the Authority and the wider community through reduced CO2 emissions and also energy cost savings. Owner(s): Bethan Lloyd Davies Carbon Reduction Energy & Asset Management Programme Manager bethan.lloyddavies@ceredigion.gov.uk Author(s): Robert Hatcher Manager robert.hatcher@carbontrust.com Hector Wilson Analyst hector.wilson…

… diesel [17%], petrol [8%], LPG [7%], gas [16%] and electricity [41%] for heating, lighting, transport and to power equipment. This baseline figure also includes the use of biomass and kerosene, which are important for heating and energy generation in more rural locations where a grid connection is not available. 80% Carbon reduction across Wales by 2050 Reduce local energy costs and emissions…

… this progress we have now set another ambitious carbon reduction target, supported by the concrete technical projects and embedding actions set out in this plan. We have identified carbon reduction projects and activities in the following areas: > Energy efficiency: the roll out of energy efficient measures in public sector owned buildings. This will build on a substantial amount of previous work…

… already undertaken by Ceredigion County Council. Work will involve the installation of new more efficient boilers, lighting and other equipment. > Street lighting: New, energy efficient, LED street lighting to be rolled out across the Council’s streetlights. > Generation: Small and medium scale solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind projects - in addition to those undertaken as part of the last…