Including the closely related terms public transport, and transport.
… improvements are designed to make sustainable travel the most convenient option. GT2. All suitable new residential and commercial developments include electric vehicle charging points. GT3. Amenities, shops and leisure opportunities are enhanced, reducing travel demand. GT4. Public transport services are a convenient and affordable option for residents, for commuting, shopping…
…-zero by 2050 and be as resilient as possible to climate change. P1: Supported housing and operational buildings P2: Refuse collection P3: Employee travel P4: Procurement Emissions from Council operations A1 Emissions of greenhouse gases1 from Gosport Council operations to reach net-zero by 2050. P5: Domestic emissions P6: Transport emissions P7: Emissions from consumption…
… 1 and 2 emissions are primarily domestic and transport related (see https://www.gosport.gov.uk/ghg-emissions for details) so these will be a priority for reduction effort. The areas that are likely to contribute the most to scope 3 emissions will also be addressed: consumption of goods and food produced outside Gosport. The key ambitions that the Council will contribute to realising…
…. At least 7500 homes in Gosport are fitted with non-fossil fuel based heating systems by 2030.13 GD6. All homes in Gosport have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or better by 2035.14 GD7. All homes in Gosport are fitted with non- fossil fuel based heating systems by 2050. P6: Transport emissions GT1. All new developments and infrastructure transport network…
… and not only adapt but be part of the solution and seek innovation. The Borough’s Local Plan will have climate change at its centre with other strategies and policies aligning accordingly. Through key organisations – The Council will work with the third sector, government bodies, education establishments, utility companies, housing associations, transport operators, strategic partnerships, and other…