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London Borough of Islington

… supply. However, local renewable generation in Islington is constrained by a number of factors including history, location and lack of open spaces. This means it is highly unlikely that our renewable energy needs could be met within the borough. As a result, we will be still need to import energy from outside the borough and means our plans are heavily reliant on the continued decarbonisation…

… of renewable heat and electricity, increase the uptake of affordable and renewable energy tariffs and mitigate fuel poverty: We will increase the use of smart, zero carbon district heating and solar power generation in the borough, considering the whole energy system. We will also continue to support residents in fuel poverty by helping them access cheaper tariffs and the benefits they are entitled…

… by petrol and diesel via combined measures that can restrict polluting journeys and incentivise sustainable and active travel options (2020–2030). Sustainable and affordable energy generation and supply • Secure 100% renewable energy for London’s public sector now and in the future (2020–2030). The Green Economy and Planning • Develop London’s low carbon sector and green our broader economy…

…; Industrial buildings and Infrastructure 46 Priority 2: Transport 58 Priority 3: Sustainable and Affordable Energy Generation and Supply 70 Priority 4: The Green Economy and Planning 83 Priority 5: The Natural Environment and Waste Reduction and Recycling 96 4 Foreword We know that Islington is a great place to live and work but we also know that it faces challenges, none more so than…

… how to transform our streets, secure better, cleaner and more accessible public transport services for Islington and improve air quality for residents. We will also electrify our fleet and encourage residents and local businesses to do the same by ensuring the appropriate infrastructure is in place. 3. Sustainable and affordable energy generation and supply Increase local generation…