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Westminster City Council

… for businesses to reduce carbon emissions. Support small businesses to access finance and skills for projects that reduce their carbon impact, such as accessing and installing low carbon energy. Simplify and increase access to green finance. Support the green agenda through our economic development and business support programmes. Maximise emissions savings through purchasing sustainable goods…

… residents have bought energy from a green energy supplier and try to use less energy at home. London Power provide a competitively priced green tariff for London residents • The Carbon Offset Fund provides funding to local groups for low carbon energy schemes and home improvement schemes are available including Solar Together and EcoFurb • Westminster has one of the lowest recycling rates…

… groups to craft their own proposals for reducing carbon emissions in their local area. Launch an interactive web page for residents to share projects, ideas, best practice and experiences. Support residents to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and reduce energy use. Support and drive energy improvements in privately rented homes, focusing on the worst performing properties…

… energy performance ratings. Ensure landlords and homeowners have access to a holistic retrofit advice service like London Councils’ Ecofurb programme, or a similar model. Maximise the generation, distribution and use of renewable and low carbon energy across the city such as district heat networks and biogas. Expand existing district heat networks and require new developments to link up…

… carbon emissions by 75% in comparison to a standard maintenance scheme. This was achieved by using electric tools, recycled and lower carbon materials, and low carbon fuels and vehicles. The council will be piloting the low carbon delivery model across several more planned maintenance schemes in 2021/22. Delivering over 1,000 on-street electric vehicle charge points across the city, the highest…