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London Borough of Lewisham

… benchmark and 86% lower than the previous time this was measured in 2019. Training school premises officers: In partnership with Retrofit Action for Tomorrow, we ran a series of training workshops for schools premises officers focused on practical no/low-cost actions that they could take in their schools to improve energy efficiency. Developing retrofit plans for schools: The Department…

… to carry out retrofit works is also vitally important, as is ensuring new housing development in the borough meets high standards for energy efficiency and embraces low-carbon construction techniques. One of the best ways to make our homes more sustainable is to reduce the need for heating. Retrofitting our draughty homes will be a key part of decarbonising the borough and a huge opportunity…

… and reduce energy consumption in the borough. Decarbonising social housing: We secured £3m from the Government’s Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund to support the delivery of energy efficiency improvements in existing council homes. This funding will help support a £9m programme of retrofit works across the Council’s social housing stock. Sustainable housing: recent progress Climate Emergency…

… warm. 1 2 Yes 2.5 2.5.2 Ensure that our most disadvantaged communities benefit from support to decarbonise housing and that the welfare of residents is central to implementation of new technologies and retrofit programmes. 1 2 Yes 2.4, 2.5 2.6.1 Use Lewisham's new Local Plan to ensure new buildings meet net zero standards and anticipate the impact of a changing climate. 1 2 Yes 2.6…

…,businesses and public sector organisations. Transport used by residents and visitors . Emissions associated with the development of new buildings and homes. Waste produced by residents and businesses. Reaching net-zero: the keyholders How we can support local actors to reduce emissions Support residents and businesses to reduce energy consumption through retrofitting and encouraging energy saving…