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Broadland District Council

… wide decarbonisation and the transition to low carbon technologies as well as helping to meet the Government’s 2050 net zero emissions target Principle Two: Doing more ourselves Leading by example we are committed to reducing our emissions and achieving a net zero target of 2030. Principle Three: Enhancing our natural environment We will enhance existing habitats by managing council…

… Principles Principle One: The Energy Transition Summary We will lead the energy transition as we migrate from fossil fuels to clean sources of power. This will support district wide decarbonisation and a transition to low carbon technologies as well as helping to meet the Government’s 2050 net zero emissions target. We will identify and actively work alongside the sectors which release…

… To imbed a ‘whole council’ approach to reducing carbon emissions by ensuring that decisions take into consideration the issues presented by climate change. For Cabinet Members and all staff within the council’s Corporate Leadership Team to attend carbon literacy training sessions. Run a series of carbon literacy courses open to all staff and councillors - align these sessions to other…

… and businesses to thrive. This is more than just a commitment to Net Zero, important though it is, this is about using our location, unique natural spaces, local engineering and innovative skills to redefine the post-carbon economy. We can't do it alone, but, as South Norfolk, we can lead this change together. Councillor John Fuller OBE – Leader South Norfolk District Council 2 Contents Setting…

… a post-carbon economy, creating jobs and a sustainable society for generations We will publish a Decarbonisation Action Plan which sets out how we will achieve net zero emissions by 2030 Consult our residents, communities, and businesses to understand how we can support community action as we transition towards a post-carbon economy. 8 So far, we have outlined our vision and commitments…