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City of Lincoln Council

…, this will be replaced in 2023 with an air source heat pump reducing gas consumption to zero in future years. During Summer 2022 the gas central heating at Beaumont manor was replaced by more efficient electric heating system as part of a major refurbishment and new usage as the Lincoln Community Grocery Store which opened in October 2022. Gas consumption and CO2e emissions continued to reduce in 2022/23…

… Buildings Council public buildings During 2022/23 total gas consumption has reduced by 18% on the previous year due to the improved efficiency of the cremators at the crematorium, the closure of the central market due to refurbishment and the handover of Beaumont Manor to Acts Trust in September 2022. In May 2022 the gas heating system was removed at the Central Market…

… space and water heating (and cooling) in CoLC’s buildings will be part of a wider transition away from a national heating system based on a standardised gas grid. It is very early in this transition but it seems clear that the switch will not be to a single technology, but involve a range of alternatives such as district heating networks, heat pumps, hydrogen and solar thermal to fit local…

… Grey Fleet Water Waste TOTAL The Council owns several buildings which use gas as a main form of space heating and hot water. For recording and monitoring purposes the buildings are split into council buildings and public buildings. Council buildings include City Hall as the main administrative building for the Council and shared with the DWP and various charities and organisations…

…, IT equipment and supporting infrastructure as well as air conditioning units in the IT server room. In the council’s public buildings electricity is mostly used for heating and lighting. The building’s electricity meters are automated and readings are provided by Total Gas and Power once a month and uploaded onto a spreadsheet which is available to staff to help monitor consumption throughout…