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East Staffordshire Borough Council

…- East Staffordshire N. LULUCF Net Emissions Transport Total Domestic Total Industry and Commercial Total Grand Total Page 9 of 16 Figure 3- Local Authority CO2 emissions estimates 2005-2017 (kt CO2) BEIS 2019 6.2.8. Figure 4 below provides an overview of renewable energy installations in Staffordshire. Specifically, there are 17 existing Low and Zero Carbon (LZC) installations…

… of these installations is the provision of an estimated total of 68.1 MW (megawatts) of LZC electricity capacity (installed as at the end of 2018) which is the highest in Staffordshire. They have a total generation capacity of 73,152 MWh which is the second highest in Staffordshire. Figure 4- Number of renewable energy installations in Staffordshire-AECOM Draft Baseline Report 2020 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13…

… is to establish all Council owned assets and identify our current carbon footprint as a baseline. This will be supported by an inter-authority officer working group along with a member working group to explore issues of climate change through reduced energy use, renewable energy sources and offsetting. A citizens group will also be considered as part of the action plan. Page 14 of 16 6.6.5…

…: 8.2. Positive (Opportunities/Benefits): 8.2.1. Reduced carbon emissions 8.2.2. Self-sufficient energy generation 8.2.3. Increased Biodiversity 8.3. Negative (Threats): 8.3.1. Insufficient capacity and funding to deliver change 8.3.2. Securing behavioural change 8.4. The risks do not need to be entered in the Risk Register. Any financial implications to mitigate against…

…. To achieve net carbon zero emissions we will need to reduce energy usage; generate renewable local power and/or offset by increasing carbon removal. To achieve this target an action plan has been prepared with clear and tangible measures that the Council will implement to reduce Carbon emissions which is detailed in Appendix 2. The action plan will be flexible to enable new measures to be added…