Including the closely related term lighting.
…. In particular the authority will seek to minimise the adverse environmental effects from the use of fossil fuels within Council activities. The Council recognises that it can have a direct impact on energy consumption by reducing the Council’s use of energy in carrying out its functions e.g. heating and lighting corporate buildings, transport etc. Objectives Wherever practical the Council will take…
…, however, through re-design, retro fitting and operational practices, the opportunities become ever greater. By reducing energy and water usage, minimising waste through our operations, using renewable energy and energy efficient technology and practices, we will see improved efficiency, reduced operating costs and reduced environmental impact. Progress to date • Light Emitting Diode (LED…
…) lighting in The Arc. • Intelligent lighting at The Arc. • Replaced thousands of coal fired council owned housing stock heating systems with funded gas systems. • Infrared heating installed at Pleasley Vale business park. • Voltage optimisation systems at the Arc and Riverside Depot. • Rainwater harvesting at the Riverside Depot. • Riverside Depot green roof and low carbon design. • Level 4…
…. • LED lighting which represents an approximate 60% efficiency saving when compared to traditional fluorescent fittings. • Underfloor heating system providing a comfortable constant temperature. • Trespa cladding on the building façade, requiring no chemical cleaning products to maintain. • Provision of facilities including cycle storage and showers to encourage people to cycle to work…
…, reducing the impact of vehicle usage. 17 Ref Activity Lead Timescale Resources Cost/benefit CO2 reduction target 2020 2025 2030 S4 Introduce LED lighting HOS P&E Sept 2019 Officer time Reduction on energy 20% 25% 30% throughout all council and £000 – consumption. buildings and equipment Measure; baseline workplaces. and set up energy…