Including the closely related terms lighting, and street lighting.
…, economic and environmental recovery. 68% 0% 32% Natural Gas – corporate estate Heating oil – corporate estate Council Vehicle Fleet (inc business mileage) 77% 23% Corporate Estates – Grid Electricity Street Lighting and unmetered supplies 94% 6% Procurement Staff Commute + other 86% 6% 8% Scope 1 (DIRECT – Heating, vehicle fuel etc) Scope 2 (INDIRECT – electricity generated…
… estate Heating oil – corporate estate Council Vehicle Fleet (inc business mileage) 77% 23% Corporate Estates – Grid Electricity Street Lighting and unmetered supplies 94% 6% Procurement Staff Commute + other 86% 6% 8% Scope 1 (DIRECT – Heating, vehicle fuel etc) Scope 2 (INDIRECT – electricity generated elsewhere) Scope 3 (CAUSED – procurement, staff commute, etc) 27% 41…
… electricity consumed in operations including building and street lighting by around 70%. While this is partially due to a reduction in the Council estate and staff numbers and a decarbonisation of the national grid, a significant contributory factor is the Council’s continued environmental performance to minimise adverse effects on our environment which we need to continue apace. We still have…
… *Source: BEIS published ‘UK local authority and regional carbon dioxide emissions national statistics: 2005-2018’ 68% 0% 32% Natural Gas – corporate estate Heating oil – corporate estate Council Vehicle Fleet (inc business mileage) 77% 23% Corporate Estates – Grid Electricity Street Lighting and unmetered supplies 94% 6% Procurement Staff Commute + other 86% 6% 8% Scope 1 (DIRECT…
… Tonnes of C02 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 6% 16 17 A strategy for a Carbon Neutral City By 2030 Since 2016/17, the Council has managed to reduce total Carbon Emissions from its operations covering buildings, machinery, street lighting and transport from 23,958 t/CO₂e to 12,800 t/CO₂e - that’s an average overall reduction per year over 3 years of 17% per year Scope 1 and 2 Emissions. Since the draft…