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Mole Valley District Council

…: Not applicable to the Council’s operations The following emission sources have been excluded from the footprint calculation: Table: Laying out the different emissions sources within scope 3, whether they were or were not included, and why. Recently, there has been a considerable amount of debate in both the public and private sector on the correct carbon accounting procedure for Renewable Energy…

… reduction, direct investment in specific renewable schemes with a private wire, or sleeving and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) should be pursued where possible. However, it is recognised that such arrangements are not always possible, in this case using both reporting approaches is recommended. 15 Guidance on Green Electricity Accounting 4 Carbon footprint analysis for FY 18/19 16 17…

… 300.0 Other Park House Fairfield Day Centre Pippbrook house Swan Centre Station Road Depot Dorking Dorking Halls Pippbrook offices Emissions [tCO2e] Electricity Gas Waste Water 21 Emissions from Council leased buildings • Energy consumption (gas & electricity) in buildings owned by the Council and leased to a 3rd party operator is the largest single contributor to MVDC’s measured…

… footprint and move it forwards to meeting its target. 30 Next Step - Strategy & Action Plan 6 Appendix 31 32 Appendix: Data Sources • Energy, vehicle mileage, utilities data – Mole Valley District Council • Building energy benchmarks - CIBSE • Emission Factors – BEIS • UK emission factors projections – BEIS Whilst reasonable steps have been taken to ensure that the information…

… indicated key areas that the council can focus on to reduce its direct emissions, these involve electrifying its fleet, and upgrading to LED lighting where this is not already present. • Feasibility options should include, electrifying heating supplies and installing renewables to fully decarbonise stationary assets and large consumers such as Leatherhead leisure centre. Indirect: • Indirectly…