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… CarbonManagement in Buildings Building energy (and associated CO₂e emissions) should be reduced in line with the energy hierarchy; the priority is to reduce a building’s energy demand followed by improving efficiency, and integrating renewable energy sources, once the first two areas have been addressed. Any remaining building related CO₂e emissions should then be offset by offsite renewable energy generation…

… and then integrating renewable energy sources. Any remaining building related CO₂e emissions can then be offset by offsite renewable energy generation. Measures identified to reduce building CO₂e emissions include improving building fabric, installing heat recovery plant, installing heat pumps, replacing / upgrading equipment and improving general housekeeping measures. The greatest reductions are made through Gas…

… CCC’s CO₂e emissions however, as stated, energy consumption should be reduced as far as possible prior to generating from renewable sources. This is reflected in the proposed carbon management strategy. Figure 16: CO₂e offsetting from offsite renewable energy generation.9 Figure 16 shows the corporate estate CO₂e emissions that could be offset through the installation of approximately 7 MW of solar…

… Carbon Management Strategy 2020 to 2025 cumbria.gov.uk Carbon Management Strategy (Corporate Estate) 2020-2025 Cumbria County Council Serving the people of Cumbria 2 Executive Summary 1 Introduction 2 Baseline CO₂e emissions 3 Carbon Management in Buildings 4 Offsite Renewable Energy Generation 5 Carbon Reduction Strategy and Targets…

… Figure 13 CO₂e reduction through implementation of all carbon management options Figure 14 Cumbria House CO₂e emissions reduction Figure 15 Sites investigated for renewable energy generation Figure 16 CO₂e offsetting from offsite renewable energy generation Figure 17 Prioritised cumulative cash flow Figure 18 Prioritised option CO₂e savings proportion Figure 19 CO₂e savings by building type Figure 20…