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… emissions from our buildings, replace their gas heating systems and generate renewable energy, for example by installing more solar panels. We will purchase more green gas in order to move away from using brown gas in council buildings by 2025, whilst we wait for district heat connections and low carbon heating systems to be available. City Through the City Leap Energy Partnership, we…
… heating buildings, driving vehicles and buying things. Emissions can be put into 3 categories. We are working towards classifying our emissions in this way and quantifying our scope 3 emissions. Scope 1 carbon that is emitted directly from the council’s vehicle fleet and gas usage, including in heating our buildings. Scope 2 carbon that is emitted from electricity usage including…
… and ensure they create more space for nature. At the moment this is at the pilot stage in two major regeneration schemes. We will install ground and air source heat pumps to provide low carbon heating systems to over 400 new homes. We are approaching net zero carbon emissions on a number of small sites developed as part of the Bristol Housing Festival. This will be achieved by using highly…
… Engaging with people 7 Transport 8 Buildings 9 Heat decarbonisation 9 Electricity 9 Business 9 Public services 10 Data 10 Bristol City Council’s Climate Emergency Action Plan How our action plan links to our corporate strategy 11 Corporate Strategy Priority ENV1 - Carbon neutral 11 Where do our corporate emissions come from? 12 The city’s emissions 13 Corporate Strategy Priority…
… ENV 4 - Climate resilience 13 Why do we need to be resilient to climate change? 14 How we contribute to the One City Climate Strategy Transport 18 Buildings 18 Heat decarbonisation 19 Electricity 20 Consumption and waste 20 Business and the economy 20 Public services 21 Natural environment 22 Food 22 Infrastructure interdependencies 23 Data 23 Funding 23 National action…