Including 14 closely related terms such as low carbon, carbon, and low carbon energy.
… and of course our residents are all stepping up to play their part in building a cleaner, low carbon future for Essex. As this report shows, we have the ability and the determination to work together to reach demanding goals, but we recognise that such initiatives are only the start and there is much more work to do. I trust you will be as delighted as I am at the fantastic progress we have made set out…
… agriculture, wildlife and create new public green space, as well as supplying clean electricity. Supporting the transition to low carbon energy, organisations across Essex are increasingly committing to using a renewable energy supply. For example, University of Essex and ECC both contract electricity supplies from 100 per cent renewable energy suppliers. Anglia Ruskin University is committed…
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… ready for future funding opportunities. This will also enable us to group together low carbon projects – with the potential to use a framework to deliver groups of work – securing economies of scale and quality of installation. 24 https://www.england.nhs.uk/greenernhs/a-net-zero-nhs/#:~:text=For%20the%20emissions%20we%20control,reduction%20by%202036%20to%202039…
…. https://www.salixfinance.co.uk/basildon_hospital Building For the Future As well as tackling our existing buildings, it is more important than ever that we are building new homes that are fit for our low carbon future and we need to build around 200,000 additional homes by 2050. Essex has seen its first net zero carbon housing developments with Brentwood Borough Council on site now building…