Including the closely related terms street lamps, street lighting, and lighting.
… (C) 5.4 STREET LIGHTING Continue the use of LED street lighting and other lower energy equivalents (C) Replace street lamps and control gear with more energy efficient equipment (C) 5.5 WASTE Further extend roll out of household food waste collection (C&B) Correspondingly reduce the frequency of household residual bin collection (B) Support and encourage…
… by Year It is important to bear in mind that the Falkirk Council area has a growing population, which will have some degree of impact on service provision e.g. growing demand for schools provision, street lighting and community facilities (Appendix H). 2.2 BASELINE YEAR & DATA - What is Our Starting Point? The baseline year for this CMP is 2013/14 compared with previous CMPs which…
… and as data available improves. PREVIOUS SCOPE - Previous plans have concentrated on energy from Falkirk Council buildings, staff travel, fleet and street lighting – generally considered items that it can directly control. They have included energy used both in the Council’s operational estate (where the bill is met by Falkirk Council) and also some non-operational where the bill…
… transport (under development) Street lighting Electricity use on Council owned lanterns, signage, beacons. Waste Landfilled, recycled/reused, incinerated and hazardous all waste collected by Falkirk Council Water Consumption & disposal from Falkirk Council operational buildings Housing Energy/CO2 reductions arising from work to improve building quality and reduce fuel poverty…
… year life span of the plan. The anticipated sharp rise in emissions in 2014/15 largely reflects improved data collection relating to street lighting energy use. The gradual rise thereafter reflects the continued steady growth in how we use energy in our buildings, street lights and fleet vehicles. Staff travel and waste management related emissions have and are likely to continue…