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Leeds City Council

…: o Commit to a rationalisation and energy efficiency programme which reduces emissions from council buildings by a further 40% by 2025; o Purchase 100% of our electricity from green sources, supporting new renewable capacity; o Purchase only low emission vehicles by 2025; o Remove payment for the use of staff petrol and diesel cars by 2025.  The predicted results of these actions are set…

… priority corridors, segregated cycle facilities, city centre gateways, expansion of existing bus and rail park & ride sites, alongside complementary investment in bus services and low emission vehicles from the bus operators. The introduction of a Clean Air Zone from the summer of 2020, will also help to accelerate the reduction in carbon emissions as well as reduce air pollution.  The council…

…;  Significantly increased long term funding for active travel and public transport in the city region;  Full commitment to deliver Leeds Integrated Station Masterplan;  Greater control and influence on public transport services at a local level;  Use of national taxation and incentive schemes for behavioural change and increase in low carbon vehicle uptake;  A review of the Department…

… and ambitions 3.3.11 The council has by far the largest local government electric fleet in the UK. By 31st March 2020 the council’s fleet will be comprised of 232 electric vehicles, leaving 20 1041 vehicles to transition to ultra low emission vehicles. The electric vehicles will primarily be charged at council sites, ensuring that they are powered by green electricity secured through…

… entering into a power purchase agreement with the ambition to continually move to more locally produced renewables over the next ten years; c) Approve the aim to remove payment for the use of staff petrol and diesel cars by 2025; d) Approve the target to buy only low emission fleet vehicles by 2025; e) Endorse the vision, principles, targets and investment plan for the emerging Connecting Leeds…