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Winchester City Council

… energy savings). Through the LEAP programme facilitate energy efficiencies in homes in fuel poverty and support vulnerable tenants. Reduction Housing To install additional energy efficiency measures (digital lighting, solar PV etc.) to communal areas of council sheltered housing schemes by 2021. Deliver campaigns to inspire people to reduce energy consumption and provide energy advice…

… areas is the only data captured for council housing – as tenanted properties have their own meters. As the second largest contributor to carbon emissions in the district reducing domestic energy consumption must be a target and for residents to live in a more energy efficient homes. Type of travel/transport Tonnes of CO2e Council owned vans and cars 66 HGV for environmental services 977…

… directly with suppliers • Provide low emissions products and services • Educate and providing guidance to consumers • Invest in energy efficiency measures / facilities management systems • Adopt work practise and production methods that reduce energy consumption and waste 6 CARBON NEUTRALITY: DEFINITION Carbon offsetting is a climate action that enables individuals and organisations…

… Sustainability As leases and contracts expire renew with purchase/lease of energy efficient electrical equipment and appliances. Engage with the district’s largest businesses to work jointly on initiatives that reduce energy use or generate renewable energy, e.g. roof-top solar PV on commercial buildings. Elimination Procurement Economy Sustainability 23 PRIORITY COUNCIL 2024 DISTRICT 2030…

… reduction • Provide funding and investment in low carbon infrastructure and technology EACH OF US CAN: • Insulate our homes • Replace lights with the most efficient bulbs (e.g. LEDs) • Replace old boilers with energy efficient alternatives • Buy green electricity • Use public transport for more journeys • Buy local and seasonal BUSINESSES • Reduce embedded emissions by, for example, working…