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Peterborough City Council

… to a 100% renewable electricity contract across the Council’s estate, an increase to the planned level of dimming across the Council’s street lighting assets and implementation of a Carbon Impact Assessment process across the Council’s operations. Of the many actions in the main part of this document, the following forms a summary of the top 21 commitments we aim to achieve over the next 12 months…

… be directly reduced through a range of measures including, for example, heating optimisation and renewable energy generation. At this stage we have not received completed assessments back from NPS so full details of the potential savings cannot be included here. these assessments were completed the Government announced a ‘Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund’ and officers committed resources…

… Offices As part of the Climate Emergency The Council switched to a renewable energy tariff and Street Lighting Declaration a commitment was made to achieve 100% clean energy across the Council’s full range of functions by 2030. The Council is currently in the process of procuring a new energy tariff and as part of this process will undertake a cost comparison exercise to ascertain…

… support to implement this project locally. Skanska ‘zero Plant Skanska has committed to trial a new In Winter 2020 Skanska commenced a trial carbon equipment ‘zero carbon compound’. This is a of an Ecosmart ZERO unit. The aim of the compound’ small temporary building from which staff operate from when constructing major highways projects. It involves the use of renewable energy infrastructure…

… energy tariff Offices and Street Lighting Continued To ascertain and review options to switch to a 100% renewable gas tariff. Aragon fleet review Transport Continued Secure corporate funding to implement recommendations from the fleet review undertaken by Aragon which will see the introduction of new electric vehicles and a zero-emission fleet by 2030. Identify embodied carbon…