Including 9 closely related terms such as heating, heating control, and heating.
… or controlled by an organisation. Including fuel combustion from heating buildings and council vehicle fleet. Scope 2 Emissions from the generation of purchased electricity consumed by an organisation. Including lighting, heating and cooling in buildings. Scope 3 All other indirect emissions from an organisations activity but from sources not owned or controlled by that organisation. Including…
… Successes • In October 2020 the Council endorsed meeting Passivhaus standards for new build Council Housing • In 2016 Solar PV was installed on Civic Centre offices roof and previously installed on the Limes Community Centre roof. • Refurbishment of the Civic includes more efficient boilers, lighting and heating controls, more efficient AHUs, 4 EV charge points and facilities to provide…
…, heat waves and storms. Continued change is now unavoidable and will disrupt everyday life, particularly for the more vulnerable where climate change will deepen existing inequalities. More locally, flooding, water stress and overheating are the key changes projected for the East of England. Increased urbanization as well as changes in weather patterns can result in a reduced capacity…
… of the remaining Civic Centre will be used by EFDC. 2021 Housing and Community Services 2021/22 – Internal budget identified 2022/23 onwards – capital budget to be requested Review renewable energy potential at existing council owned sites Assessment of suitability for measures such as heat pumps, solar PV and solar thermal. 2021 Housing and Community Services 2021/22 - Internal…
… is closely linked to air quality therefore monitoring from this area will also inform progress. 23 District Wide Buildings Up to 20% of the District’s carbon emissions come from the electricity and gas used to light, heat and cool buildings. This is second only to emissions from transport. If we are to become carbon neutral by 2030 this will be a key area that we need…