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Derbyshire Dales District Council

… Bakewell ABC • Install roof-mounted solar PV on Northwood Depot and Bakewell ABC • Install additional renewable electricity generation equivalent to a 2MW solar PV array (e.g. Watery Lane) • Electrify vehicle fleet up to LGV size. These measures would allow DDDC to attain net zero status by 2030 (or significantly earlier) at an estimated cost of approximately £2.5m. 6 | P…

… shows the GHG emissions factors of UK grid electricity since 2002. 13 | P a g e Figure 3: UK grid electricity GHG intensity, 2002 to 2020 (kg CO2e/kWh) This trend is projected to continue as coal generation goes offline and gas generation reduces over the next 15 years, to be replaced by more renewable energy generation and imports, and a proposed new nuclear power station…

… of the Ashbourne pavilion – should be taken as an opportunity to maximise energy efficiency and to decarbonise heating and energy supply through building- integrated renewable energy systems. An alternative to improvements to the Town Hall, which would offer a major potential carbon reduction opportunity, would be to move the Council’s HQ operations from Matlock Town Hall to a purpose-built site built…

… electricity generation This entails deployment of renewable energy generation technology such as solar photovoltaic (PV) arrays or wind turbines. This is a process sometimes known as ‘insetting’ (for ‘internal offsetting’), as it enables an equivalent displacement of emissions from within the organisation’s boundaries. Solar PV generation ClearLead identified two potential ‘phases’ of PV: smaller…

… installations above approximately 4kW, permission is needed from the Distribution Network Operator before connecting to the grid. We suggest exploring this issue in the first instance owing to the importance of renewable electricity generation to DDDC’s net zero pathway. Funding renewables projects There are two main options for funding renewables projects. The first, simplest and most cost- effective…