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Isles of Scilly

… which buildings, sites and offices we want to keep in line with our 2030 net zero carbon ambition 2. We will prepare a decarbonisation plan for the buildings we keep, making sure they do not rely on fossil fuels and sourcing alternative low carbon heating systems 3. We will ensure our corporate estate is energy efficient, reducing our energy demand through improvements to heating, lighting…

… cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease) • Impacts of extreme heat include heat stress and heat stroke, to exacerbations of pre- existing heart failure, and even an increased incidence of acute kidney injury from dehydration in vulnerable people • The increase of aeroallergens and ground level ozone will likely increase the numbers of respiratory conditions amongst the population…

… our direct emissions, from the activities we have under our direct control, such as our fossil fuel heating (oil and gas) and our petrol and diesel powered fleet vehicles and equipment. Scope 2 focusses on our emissions specifically from electricity consumption from our buildings and street lights. Scope 3 includes the other “indirect” emissions such as water consumption and business…

…/2020, when the Council declared a Climate Emergency. Scope Emissions Type Annual Emissions (tCO2e) 2019/2020 Annual Emissions (tCO2e) 2020/2021 Scope 1 Fossil fuel heating (oil & gas) 64.56 47.03 Fossil fuel powered fleet vehicles 24.42 7.91 Scope 2 Fossil fuel electricity supply 270.30 55.53 Scope 3 Staff travel (Car hire, Scillonian III, boating, Skybus) 3.64 1.05 Water supply 0.76…

… the Council’s operational activities. As an organisation, we used less fossil fuels to heat and power our buildings, less petrol and diesel to power our vehicles, plant and equipment, less electricity to run the airport, swimming pool and offices and our staff were prevented from travelling far due to the national travel restrictions. Although the data set reflects some significant changes…