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West Dunbartonshire Council

… a new annual reduction target for all energy consumption in our Council buildings, which exceeds the Council’s current target. • Deliver recommendations identified through the Council’s pilot Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES)*, which will set the strategy and framework for reducing energy demand and decarbonising the heat supply of buildings in the proposed Clydebank area…

… recovery of the Covid19 pandemic and futureproofing our assets for net zero. The Council has also developed a pilot Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES) and report to improve our efforts, which will set the strategy and framework for reducing energy demand and decarbonising the heat supply in the Clydebank area and Queens Quay heat network. The LHEES aims to establish area-based…

… will continue to optimise the use of existing assets and buildings, prioritising building retrofit, adaptation, re-use and maintenance over new construction. Housing The Council will continue to reduce energy consumption and improve energy efficiency in our social housing and fuel poor households, ensuring fuel poverty and the decarbonisation of housing are key to achieving a net zero carbon future…

… energy consumers to inform decision making. Scottish Government Targets: Phase out the installation of all new gas boilers by 2035 at the latest. Deliver recommendations identified through the Council’s pilot Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES)*, which will set the strategy and framework for reducing energy demand and decarbonising the heat supply of buildings…

… and education, the management of planning and building standards, the provision of libraries, street lighting, and the collection of council taxes. In delivering these functions, the Council owns and operates a large built estate. As highlighted in our Climate Change Strategy, energy consumption from our buildings and operations are responsible for approximately 44% of our carbon footprint; 47…