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… on household expenditure to create an estimate of carbon emissions by Lewisham residents regardless of where the emission source is located, for example long distance travel. The estimate of consumption emissions for Lewisham has fallen by 29% between 2001 and 2020. The total carbon emissions based on household consumption data is 2.4 times the direct emissions calculated by the Government’s UK…
… actors e.g. UK Government, Mayor of London, TfL, businesses Lewisham Council Reaching net-zero: the keyholders As a Council, we are directly responsible for just 2% of emissions in Lewisham. While we have an important role to play in reducing our direct emissions, reaching net-zero also depends on decisions at a regional and national level on funding and policy as well…
… The Government publishes annual data measuring greenhouse gas emissions at a local authority level. The latest data covers the period from 2005 to 2021. This is a calculation of emissions where the source can be measured within the borough boundary. It includes gas and electricity consumption in housing and in commercial and industrial buildings. The data also includes energy use on roads and rail…
… in the London Borough of Lewisham The Government carbon data is based primarily on housing and transport sources within Lewisham’s borough boundary. London Councils has produced an alternative approach based on emissions from household expenditure. This includes data on shopping habits, food, utilities, leisure and travel. The method applies an assessment of carbon intensity to economic data…
…%) Climate Emergency Action Plan 2024 7 Source: Lewisham Council Based on the 2022/23 data, the Council’s corporate emissions represents 2% of the Government’s measure of all direct emissions in the borough. Lewisham Council corporate emissions (tCO²e) Local actors e.g. residents, businesses, local public sector and community organisations, visitors, developers National and regional…