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London Borough of Redbridge

… such as entering into Power Purchase Agreements, a contract between two parties where one generates electricity and one buys electricity. Oct-22 Work with schools to install BMS systems. Mar-23 Implement a programme of gas and electricity smart meter energy monitoring in all large corporate buildings. Oct-23 Undertake portfolio-wide building surveys and start developing a long term retrofit…

… Support low income households to retrofit approximately 250 buildings to EPC C. Sep-21 Switch to a green electricity tariff across the controlled elements of the housing stock. Oct-21 Undertake a stock condition survey to understand the EPC rating of the council’s housing. Dec-21 Through retrofit projects, bring a further 5% of housing stock up to EPC C each year. Mar-22 CLIMATE CHANGE ACTION…

…-specific retrofit measures, resulting in more energy efficient buildings. On our housing estate we will need to continue to understand and improve the energy efficiency of our buildings. We already know that 1043 properties have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or B, placing these above the national average rating of EPC D. However, a further 968 properties in the council’s…

…; launched Redbridge Go Green Grant in 2021, a programme to support private landlords improve the energy efficiency of their homes commenced a programme in 2021 to retrofit properties within our housing stock rolled out LED street lighting across the borough since 2015, reducing annual emissions by 71% in 2019 compared to 2017 prioritised energy efficiency in our building maintenance programme…

…) that limit carbon emissions in new developments, support retrofitting of existing building stock to improve energy performance, and, ensure developments are constructed in accessible locations to reduce travel and promote transport incorporated policies in the Redbridge Local Plan (2015-2030) on energy hierarchy seeking to reduce energy use and demand and meet the remaining demand…