Including the closely related terms street lighting, and lighting.
… offsetting projects. Between 2009 and 2020 we have reduced the Council’s own carbon emissions by 50.9 per cent through: • installing solar photovoltaic systems on Council assets • Light-Emitting Diode (LED) conversion of street lighting • robust and flexible energy purchasing strategy • ambitious waste recycling targets • managing business mileage • asset improvement and reduction…
…. These substantial reductions were achieved through a range of measures including the use of solar energy on assets, the Light- Emitting Diode (LED) street lighting programme and enabling schools to invest in energy efficiency projects. Carbon budget analysis The chart and table show the progress the Council made in the last Carbon Management Plan. It also highlights the Council’s…
… factors will include all energy and water consumed in buildings within the Council’s financial boundary and street lighting that is paid for and maintained by the Council. In addition, business mileage will be monitored and reported in scope. Emissions from services delivered by third parties on behalf of the Council will also be included where a reasonable measurement can be established…
… where an asset passes out of this plan it will be covered under the wider borough plan for decarbonisation. Scope 2 Scope 2 emissions relate only to the use of electricity in in the Councils estate and street lighting. The Council recognises that over the period the following external trends will have an affect both in the actions the Council needs to take and the carbon…
… investment between 2020-2024, and £8 million of funding for the Light-Emitting Diode (LED) street lighting programme. The dedicated capital funding will be used to support a range of priorities, including support for energy investment, energy efficiency, and offsetting residual emissions from Council activities. In additional to traditional value for money considerations, these investments will also…