Including 6 closely related terms such as heating systems, heating system, and heating systems.
…-term financial resources. We need to build carbon neutral energy, transport and waste systems and to make the city resilient to the impacts of climate change. It has been estimated that carbon neutral heating systems for the city will require £3 billion over the decade and substantial investment will be needed in sustainable transport. Some of this investment is already being made but we…
… neutral and resilient to a changing climate, calling on central government to develop a supportive planning framework to deliver this 3. Heat decarbonisation: implementing a carbon neutral energy method for heating and hot water. This is one of the areas that will be supported by City Leap Energy Partnership, a radical new approach to delivering energy infrastructure in Bristol 4…
… the ground running. We will engage widely, and work with a wide range of organisations, community groups and individuals to transform Bristol. HOSPITAL 1. Transport 6. Business & the economy 7. Public services 8. Natural environment 9. Food 10. Infrastructure interdependencies 5. Consumption & waste 4. Electricity 3. Heat decarbonisation 2. Buildings CO2 Engagement Funding Data…
… carbon sinks; and - Adaptation: addressing the potential impacts of climate change e.g. actions to adapt to floods, storms or heatwaves and ongoing stresses such as sea level rise and increasing urban heat. It is essential that we address both climate mitigation and adaptation together as an integrated response as no single option is sufficient by itself. Integrated consideration…
… action. As such it provides a good evidence base from which to get started, whilst recognising that in some areas more evidence is needed, and this should be brought in to decision-making as it becomes available. The focus should now shift to developing the urgent next steps that are needed in areas like transport and heating. The BACCC looks forward to continuing to work with local…