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Stroud District Council

… management mind-set; Senior managers and all staff have appropriate awareness of how the organisation is using energy so that good practice is maintained. Induction and CPD processes maintain the standards in place. Building users have a key part to play in achieving efficiency and it is important that our workers can apply their knowledge to support the public to do the same through…

… retrofit programmes to the homes and businesses of the District. BE9 Enforcement Collaborate with the enforcers of Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) to find ways to improve the way this legislation is working to raise building energy standards Implement local level action that helps the implementation of MEES and consider how local licensing and control can be used to encourage…

… energy efficiency measures in buildings during their out of hours operation. All applicable buildings in Stroud District will be MEES compliant as a minimum and we are effectively encouraging reduced business energy demand through local schemes. MEES applies over both private and social rental sectors and business and are regulations used to enforce minimum standards Enforcement record…

… to our actions in built and natural environment, waste and our community. Balancing Energy efficiency is largely dealt with in the built environment actions, but Carbon this topic is also visible in potential action that can be taken in relation to transport/mobility and community. The potentials for carbon sequestration and offset are also spread across the seven action areas. Social justice…

… To have completed a retrofit programme to realise the maximum emissions reductions on the council’s residential dwellings to achieve an average SAP C in energy performance across all properties SG 3 To have established and completed a carbon neutral action plan for the council’s public and operational estates FOCUS: the efficient use of power and water in our district’s buildings, towns…