Including the closely related terms poverty, and fuel poverty.
… design. We have secures Green Homes Grant funding to alleviate fuel poverty in 100+ homes across the district Three Rivers District has the highest number of publicly- accessible electric vehicle charging points in Hertfordshire. Developed a comprehensive county- wide Water Action Plan in collaboration with all key water-related stakeholders to ensure sustainable water management…
… 80,000 car journeys annually (saving an estimated 40% of carbon emissions with the same journeys made by a small car). Since 2020 we have: • Secured Green Homes Grant funding to alleviate fuel poverty by improving energy efficiency in over 100 dwellings across the District. • Helped residents recycle 64.1% of their waste – the highest proportion of waste recycled, composted or reused…
… and power plants (CHP). Renewable energy projects can generate lasting cost and carbon savings, and protect against future energy price rises. They can also deliver broader social objectives such as ensuring security of supply and addressing fuel poverty. In the next 15 years, the energy demand of the country is expected to be the same or marginally decrease15. In order to meet future energy…
… as soon as possible. 17 Efficiency of Existing Buildings Domestic energy use accounts for 27% of carbon dioxide emissions in Three Rivers. Over two-thirds of properties in Three Rivers are energy inefficient, with an EPC rating below a C. Three Rivers District Council has secured Green Homes Grant funding to lift over 100 homes out of fuel poverty in 2021, and reduce energy-related…
… and recycling. • Extend the plastic free policy of the Council by encouraging the local communities to adopt “plastic free” through supporting local low-waste businesses and refill points. • Continue to engage with the community, and educate residents on recycling and reuse through schools, events, and social media campaigns. • Reducing waste and alleviating food poverty by connecting…