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… fossil fuels including coal, oil and gas. We need to address how we heat buildings, how we use electricity and how we generate energy, and we need to do it quickly. The technology is already there. As a city we need to continue to participate and lead on innovative solutions for local clean energy generation and look to have a range of sources in place including energy from waste, wind, water…

… to decide which way to move on phasing out domestic gas heating much faster than the mid-2020s given that the net zero by 2030 target. More detail is needed in the strategy about how private households will be able to move away from natural gas central heating. Since 2005, Cardiff as a city has reduced its carbon emissions in the domestic sector by 38% and in the industrial and commercial sector…

… grants. We will engage with city wide stakeholders, community groups, Public Service Board partners and business to promote behaviour change. We will work with city wide stakeholders to plan how to move away from gas as our primary heating source, and utilise more sustainable options such as decarbonised electric heat pumps, ground source heat and hydrogen to reduce demand for residual…

… Environment Energy Energy Food Behaviour Change Behaviour Change Transport White Paper Energy Efficiency Retrofit in the Council Estate Heat Network Delivery of Phase 1 Council Fleet Transition Coed Caerdydd Low Carbon New Build for Council Housing Estate Energy Efficiency Retrofit for Council Housing Estate LED Street Lighting Cardiff Food Strategy Schools engagement and action…

…, and off-set with new renewable energy sources, targeting a 60% reduction by 2030 Begin construction of Phase 1 of the Cardiff Heat Network by January 2022 Develop and Implement Council Vehicle Replacement Strategy in line with the Low Emission Strategy to deliver a Low Carbon Fleet ensuring that as a minimum of 90 Council vehicles are replaced by EVs by 2022. Development of a holistic programme…