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… Strategy A strategy for a carbon neutral, climate resilient Bristol by 2030 23 Why To have rapid and radical transformational action we will need to reshape governance systems and distribute powers appropriately. Current UK legislation and policy will not enable Bristol to become a carbon neutral and climate resilient city. We need to work with the UK government to help them create the right…
… neutral and resilient to a changing climate, calling on central government to develop a supportive planning framework to deliver this 3. Heat decarbonisation: implementing a carbon neutral energy method for heating and hot water. This is one of the areas that will be supported by City Leap Energy Partnership, a radical new approach to delivering energy infrastructure in Bristol 4…
… government and city partners and to advise on the development of the evidence base and delivery plans in order to help the city achieve its climate change ambitions.” Bristol One City Climate Strategy A strategy for a carbon neutral, climate resilient Bristol by 2030 13 2. Introduction and approach Greenhouse gas emissions baseline The evidence base provided in studies 1-3 provide a baseline…
…. What We need investment to deliver action. It is crucial that we think about more innovative and collaborative ways to finance climate action. This will be made possible through: - Government, at all levels, redirecting and increasing long- term investment to support initiatives such as sustainable transport. Ensuring that decision- making processes and the length of budgetary cycles…
… approaches such as Green Bonds, crowdsourcing and more; - Growing the ability to raise local investment through charging levies, business rates etc; - Addressing high risk shortfalls in capital and revenue budgets which could undermine our resilience, and; - Incentivising action through procurement and supply chains. Local government needs support to plan for the long-term, with certain…