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Liverpool City Region Combined Authority

… CARBON AND RENEWABLE ENERGY LIVERPOOL CITY REGION CLIMATE PROGRESS UPDATE 1. PURPOSE OF REPORT 1.1 The report provides an update on progress to address the Climate Emergency declared by the Combined Authority at the Annual Meeting in 2019, including a roadmap for the creation of an LCR Climate Action Plan and associated strategies. 1.2 The report also updates the Combined…

… on the Environment and Chair of Nature Connected. The Deputy Chair is Cllr. Gill Wood who is the deputy portfolio holder for low carbon and renewable energy. Monthly meetings have been taking place on a virtual platform during the lockdown period and this has enabled considerable progress to be made despite the pandemic. 4.3 The Climate Partnership has set out a series of Key Principles and Action Areas…

… and non-renewable electricity. It will therefore be necessary for a strategy regarding LCR future energy to be developed in tandem with the Climate Action Plan. Considerable progress is already being made by the Combined Authority and Merseytravel in terms of transforming energy use in the City Region, including the work being undertaken to deliver the hydrogen bus trial project, electric vehicle…

… IMPLICATIONS Resources to deliver this ambitious response to the climate emergency are now in place, including lead officers to support the Climate Partnership, to deliver the Community Environment Fund and to lead the transformative energy projects on hydrogen and tidal energy. Resource needs will be reviewed in light of the Climate Action Plan and in terms of specific project opportunities…

… Carbon and Renewable Energy DR AILEEN JONES Assistant Director of Policy and Strategic Commissioning Contact Officer(s): Rachel Waggett, Principal Environment Officer, 07917 270350 rachel.waggett@liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk Mark Knowles, Policy Lead – Low Carbon and Energy, 0738 885 1294 mark.knowles@liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk Appendices: Appendix A – Liverpool City Region…