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Bridgend County Borough Council

… direct renewable power opportunities, changing fleet and buying better overall. These aspects are in the control of the Council to influence and change. 3.3 Carbon emissions are measurable on what the Council own and buy for communities, for example: how energy is purchased and used, buildings heated and powered, transport contracts or fleet purchased. Data collection needs improving to fully…

… down into smaller areas and then targeting and resourcing the changes necessary to reduce emissions (i.e. energy, transport, buildings) and increase offsets (i.e. solar panels, heating schemes, green infrastructure, tree planting, wetlands). It is also essential to make the areas specific, to help engage staff, residents and business in what Bridgend want to achieve. Where we are now 4.3…

… Direct Council Buildings Buildings Proposed Bridgend District Heat Network Schemes Direct and Indirect Council Buildings and other public facilities Net Zero Carbon Developments new Council assets and planning proposals and procurement Indirect (Planning decisions) Council and Community Direct Council and Community Use Energy Caerau Local Heat Scheme Indirect Community Use…

… the pathway for Bridgend County to develop a decarbonised, digitally advanced transport, buildings power and heat systems and green space enhancements that meet the UK 2030 decarbonisation targets are supported by BCBC’s Local Area Energy Strategy and Smart Energy Plan and Green Infrastructure Plans. 2. Prevention: A decarbonisation strategy and action plan will provide an opportunity for all…

… to benefit from the decarbonisation transition and ensure that solutions are designed and available for everyone within Bridgend County Borough. 3. Integration: A decarbonisation strategy and action plan offers an opportunity to develop a range of transport, buildings power and heat systems and green space enhancements options to communities, public and business partners offering carbon reductions…