Including the closely related terms pathway, pathways, and pathways.
… target at 2040. A series of carbon budgets will be put in place to enable progress to be monitored over time, with interim action plans aligned to these budgets. This will enable the roadmap to be sufficiently flexible to respond to new opportunities and technologies as they emerge, whilst encouraging rapid progress. 5.2.2 There are various pathways that the LCR could take to reach the zero…
… carbon target, depending on the technologies available and the preferred local route to decarbonisation. The preferred pathway will also depend on actions and policy interventions that national government enact. Each pathway will have different associated costs and benefits; as a result, the choice of zero carbon pathway will be a key element of the public discussion that the Climate Partnership…
… wish to have with LCR residents and businesses. 5.2.3 Almost all carbon emitted in the Liverpool City Region is the result of fossil fuel energy use in industry, homes and businesses, and in motor vehicles. All the possible zero carbon pathways will need to include deep reductions in the amount of energy used, but will also have to include a transition away from natural gas, petroleum fuels…
… charging and the next stages of the Mersey Tidal Project. 5.2.4 The following key milestones are proposed as a programme of work: Preparation of year one action plan: October 2020 – March 2021 Establishment of Climate Panel: November 2020 Commencement of year one action plan: April 2021 Completion of climate evidence baseline: February 2021 Completion of carbon pathways analysis: May 2021…
… Public engagement on pathways and plan: May 2021 – September 2021 Publication of final zero-carbon Climate Action Plan: November 2021 5.3 Year One Climate Action Plan 5.3.1 The purpose of the Climate Action Plan is to create a clear framework for actions to achieve the city region climate and sustainability goals. The Climate Partnership propose a set of principles that will apply to both…