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… temperature rise to 1.50C. It requires concerted action at all levels: individuals, communities, organisations, national government and international organisations. This Plan builds on the Evidence Base presented to Council earlier in 2020. It sets out the actions we will take in the next three years. This allows us to make rapid progress in these early years, whilst learning about…
… in more sustainable ways Developing the Carbon Neutral Plan Greenwich Carbon Neutral Plan 2021- 2030 11 DR AF T 4 Governance This section explains how decisions about how the Carbon Neutral Plan will be delivered. � The Climate Change Task Force is a steering group set up to allow Cabinet Members to work together to oversee and coordinate work to reduce carbon emissions…
… according to the sector of emissions into the following categories: Buildings Energy Supply Natural Environment New Development Circular Economy Empowering wider change Transport The 2030 ambitions are set out in Table 1, below. Our success in reaching the ambitions will depend on changes to national policy from the Government, further funding available to drive forward investments…
… for in Royal Greenwich. Most of the key asks are directed at the Greater London Authority or the Government. Greenwich Carbon Neutral Plan 2021- 2030 17 DR AF T 4 18 Greenwich Carbon Neutral Plan 2021- 2030 4.1 Buildings There are 120,000 homes and over 2 million metres squared of non-domestic floor space in the borough. Heat and electricity used in buildings in the borough accounted…
… emission choices, supplying guidance to council tenants in 2021. Facilitating wider change Our Key Asks of Others The Government: • A more ambitious successor scheme for the Renewable Heat Incentive from 2021 • Increased landlord Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) obligation • Clear pathway for low carbon heating and early end-date for fossil fuel heating systems Capital funding…