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Cheshire West and Chester Council

… affected by the development of renewable energy assets. There was also feedback linked to Anthesis’ description of the expansion in renewable energy supply required, which could be met through an expansion in wind and solar power. It should be noted that Anthesis’ research was establishing the electricity supply required for the transition to net zero and provides a theoretical baseline for how…

… process It is important that any response to the Climate Emergency Declaration is democratically led to ensure the views of residents are represented throughout. Following the declaration, the Council took two actions; convening the cross-party Climate Emergency Taskforce and expert Advisory Panel to provide leadership to the Council’s response, and appointed Councillor Matt Bryan…

… Panel are open to public attendance, and that we will continue with a programme of co-production and engagement on this Plan throughout its lifetime, rather than treating this as a static document. Further information on our approach to co- production is included in section 3 – Communications. 3. Strategic context In February 2020 the Council ratified its four-year Council Plan, “Play…

…-region and in North Wales to align action to tackle the Climate Emergency, including supporting the delivery of shared priorities such as Growth Track 360. • Engagement with partners in the local public sector, including the NHS, Police, Fire and Rescue service. • Engagement with Housing Associations via the Housing Partnership. • Engagement with stakeholders via the Climate Advisory Panel…

… and professional capacity to reduce carbon emissions. This is accompanied by a corporate objective for all staff to complete this module and to take action to reduce carbon emissions within their roles. The Council believes that transparency of decision making is essential to maintaining and increasing public trust on this vital issue. In order to promote transparency, the Taskforce and Advisory Panel…