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Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

… and will undertake to: 1 2 3 4 5 9 STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS - CURRENT EMISSIONS PROFILE STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS - CURRENT EMISSIONS PROFILE The Governments Department for Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) publishes an annual data set of data for Local Authority territorial CO2e emissions estimates. The latest data set is for 2018. 2018 Emissions Industry and Commercial Domestic Transport Land…

… Total Domestic Total Domestic Total Transport TotalTransport Total Land Use Net Emissions Land Use Net Emissions Grand Total Grand Total Overall emissions in Staffordshire Moorlands are very high compared to other districts and to the national average – as measured by emissions per head of population (per capita). The most significant factor is the presence in the district of cement…

… to the District’s high CO2e emissions. Staffordshire CO2e emissions estimates - 2018 (kt CO2e) Name Large Industrial Installations Industry and Commercial Total Domestic Total Transport Total Grand Total Per Capita Emissions (t) Cannock Chase - 122.9 155.5 113.4 388.7 3.9 East Staffordshire 5.2 298.4 179.7 250.6 718.0 6.1 Lichfield 0.0 144.1 171.7 368.1 678.4 6.5 Newcastle-under-Lyme 4.9 186.2 200.0…

… (business, transport, housing etc.) and trajectories to carbon net zero (3) A form has been created for the Modern Gov. report management system for managers to use to set out the climate change implications of all report recommendations. POWERS, BLOCKS AND ENABLERS: All Council Heads of Service have contributed to an initial assessment of the powers the Council has, the opportunities…

…- committee was established to help develop the Council’s Climate Change Plan. Cllr Porter meets Staffordshire Wildlife Trust at the Roaches 15 SMDC PLAN - 2021/22 SMDC PLAN – 2021/22 The Council’s Plan of Action focuses on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the use of Council buildings (heat and power); travel and transport (Council vehicles and business travel by staff…