Including the closely related terms renewable, and sustainable energy.
… purchased 100% of our electricity from renewable sources. Our 2021 public survey found that 97% of respondents supported making public buildings energy efficient. Challenges and opportunities We do not have the funding to make all the changes we need, and future government funding regimes are not known. When external funding opportunities appear, there are tight timescales for bidding…
… of the carbon budget up to 2100 would be 39,183 tCO2e. If we took no action, and assuming the UK’s electricity grid continues to decarbonise in line with the Government’s latest energy and emissions projections, our own carbon budget will be exceeded by 2029. Even with REGO (Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin) purchased electricity, our own carbon budget would be exceeded by 2035. To help drive…
…. Explore options of energy generation on our land to offset energy use. Develop renewable energy generation projects linked to electric vehicle charging. Long term 2031‐2040 Complete building decarbonisation…
…. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report introduces a proposed Carbon Roadmap and action plan (Appendix A) and public survey report (Appendix B). The next 20 years will require significant change in how we live our lives and manage our business to transform North East Lincolnshire into a thriving low carbon economy, powered by sustainable energy, where residents live in energy efficient, healthy homes…
… aspiration for a green future for our place, ‘All people in North East Lincolnshire benefit from a green economy and high‐quality environment’. This is backed up by the following statement: “We want North East Lincolnshire to be a thriving low carbon economy powered by sustainable energy. A circular economy, where businesses and residents reject the throw‐away society, instead reducing, re‐using…