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… efficiency throughout its buildings. Low carbon electricity will also play a key area in decarbonising other areas such as heating and transport, placing pressure on supply. 34% Heat Decarbonising 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…

… permission. Deliver Decarbonisation Plans including insulation, double glazing, new extension, and low carbon heating. kgCO2e 100% reduction of CO2e from gas heating in 2023/24 onwards site baseline To replace gas heating with a low carbon heating system. Green Maria Clayton. 3.3 Heat Decarbonisation Plans Review heating of all buildings and identify appropriate low…

… and/or decarbonising its energy use. The plan outlines what the Council has already done, what it is currently doing, what it plans to do in the future. The plan explains what actions are going to be taken, over what timescales, and the intended outcomes. Scope of the Decarbonisation Plan The Plan looks at emissions that are in our direct control, i.e. the Council’s transport fleet or how we heat our…

….  LED lighting and sensor controls in our MSCPs and offices.  Electric fleet vans and recharge points in six council managed car parks.  Solar thermal and PV projects on seven housing sites and four Council buildings.  Rainwater harvesting, solar thermal hot water and ground source heat pumps at Yarborough sports pavilion.  New Transport Hub completed in 2018, designed to absorb thermal heat…

… 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 circumstances. 51% Transport Direct transport includes all work related travel by ColC employees, whether in their own, or in CoLC fleet, vehicles or by public transport. This also overs indirect transport…