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Dacorum Council

… in a renewable energy project of commercial size that would put the Council in a workable and commanding position regarding offsetting, as well as earning it vital income into the future;  Put in place community arrangements to start moving the outward facing part of the climate emergency declaration forwards i.e. the persuasion of the partners representing the local community to act likewise…

… The Council have signed up for the supply of ‘renewable energy’ via Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO) backed electricity and Renewable Gas Guarantees of Origin (RGGO) backed gas. These schemes are available to the Council through the supply contracts that the Council have with Npower for the supply of electricity and with Total Gas & Power for the supply of gas. The REGO scheme…

… certificate per megawatt hour for electricity and one RGGO certificate per kilowatt hour of gas) and evidence that this element of your supply has been generated from a renewable source. 8.4 Electricity Many organisations are keen to demonstrate sustainable credentials by purchasing ‘renewable energy’. But, if you do not generate yourself or have a direct contract for your supply…

… efficiency/clean heat/renewable generation measures across their own estate. The Energy Hub aims to support public sector organisations to be ‘bid ready’ to access the UK government’s Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund in due course. The expression of interest is focused on Council owned community buildings, a waste depot and General Fund housing being used for Temporary Accommodation. We have also…

… is administered by Ofgem and the RGGO scheme is administered by the Green Gas Certification Scheme. We initially looked at purchasing ‘renewable energy’ for all of the Council’s sites, but this would increase the expenditure for the Council by a six figure sum, so a decision was made to just purchase ‘renewable energy’ for the following four main sites:  The Forum  Berkhamsted Civic Centre…