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North Lanarkshire Council

… contribution to achieving the national carbon reduction targets. The council’s participation in the Scottish Governments Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy pilot will enable us to continue to develop a response to addressing aspects of fuel poverty in order to achieve the 2040 target whilst reducing carbon emissions. North Lanarkshire Council’s organisational boundary for scoping the extent…

… 51,234 Transport 6,535 Total 121,725 Carbon Indicator: Carbon emissions per FTE employees 9.5 In 2017 the council introduced an improved domestic waste collection regime to facilitate the achievement of the Scottish Government’s 2020 (60%) and 2025 (70%) recycling targets whilst achieving the limit of 5% waste to landfill by 2025. It was anticipated that Carbon Management Plan…

… to utilise the Non Domestic Energy Efficiency Framework to assist the delivery of its carbon saving projects. The NDEE framework was developed by the Scottish Government to provide a framework to deliver the retrofit of energy efficiency works to existing non−domestic public buildings or grounds. Each NDEEF project is eligible for Scottish Government funding (up to £50K) to pay for the assistance…

… in the Scottish Government’s Climate Week. The council’s campaign promotes individual behavioural change such as domestic energy use and personal travel to show how carbon savings and changing the way we do things can help our planet. Climate Ready Clyde: The council participates in the Climate Ready Clyde initiative which looks to develop a Climate Adaptation Strategy with supporting action…

… (Aspects 1 & 2) in order to maximise on available Scottish Government funding. As part of the site planning/brief development process, renewable energy sources are assessed in terms of site suitability, costs and benefits. The council new build to date have achieved on average a ‘B’ rating (SAP rating 80+). Since March 2016 EPC documents have indicated SAP ratings between 86(B) and 91(B…