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North Lanarkshire Council

… to: • renewable energy provision • consideration of district heating systems for future larger developments • options for properties where they are currently off the mains gas network. Council’s Historic Stock North Lanarkshire Council, like other social landlords, is required to continue to ensure their housing stock meets the Scottish Housing Quality Standard (SHQS) beyond 31 March 2015, requiring…

… to upgrade the heating system using air source heat pumps. The focus on EESSH will positively impact on the carbon emissions of social housing (34%7 of the homes) in North Lanarkshire. The RPP3 led to an unprecedented level of consultation on key areas within the climate change agenda in Scotland. Two of these areas are EESSH beyond 2020 and fuel poverty. EESSH 2 follows the EES route map…

… Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy pilot which whilst supporting the council’s carbon ambitions will look at opportunities to decarbonise heat. Councillor Lynne Anderson Carbon Management Plan 2019-2022 5 Introduction North Lanarkshire Council, along with other large public bodies such as Scotland’s universities and the NHS, plays an important role…

… by recycling more. They can also benefit financially from being more energy efficient as this will result in reduced energy bills for their homes. The proposed EESSH 2 will further enhance domestic energy efficiency whilst addressing the emerging issue of air quality within homes. The council’s capacity to develop heat opportunities will be further strengthened through the pilot Local Heat and Energy…

… to increase use of low carbon technologies (including heat) and the continued and enhanced improvements to buildings. It also identifies further emission reductions in: • Transport (37%); • Industry (21%); and • Waste (52%). The EES Route Map has two key policy areas to deliver: fuel poverty and climate change. It sets out a timelines with incremental targets aimed to improving both domestic…