Including the closely related terms waste, and waste reduction.
… Efficiency Standard for Social Housing) ✓ We have attracted over £49m in external funding since 2010 for projects contributing to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and climate change adaptions ✓ We have reduced the amount of CO2 emissions from our waste by 33% since 2011, through improved waste reduction, reuse and recycle ✓ We have over 80 Electric Vehicle Charging Points available…
… | P a g e The next parts of the report (sections 4-8) highlight some of our main activities already underway, what is currently in the pipeline, and what further actions we need to take, to make that further leap towards a net zero carbon Perth & Kinross. We focus on the following five areas: • Transport • Buildings and Energy • Waste • Land Use • Business and Industry Our…
… Mitigation – Energy and Building a) Why is this important? b) What are we doing now? c) What’s next? 6 Mitigation – Waste a) Why This Is Important? b) What Are We Doing Now? c) What’s Next? 7 Mitigation – Land Use a) Why This Is Important? b) What Are We Doing Now? c) What’s Next? 4 4 4 9 10 14 15 15 15 16 18 18 20 20 20 23 25 25 27…
… in Perth & Kinross. Most of the emissions come from the way we all produce and consume energy - from heating our buildings, driving our cars, buying consumer goods, and disposing our waste - so we all have a part to play. Therefore, the Council will use its community leadership and influencing role to work with other public agencies, businesses, communities and citizens to develop a shared…
…: Comparison of Emissions (Perth & Kinross area compared to Council) The Council reports emissions figures annually as part of the mandatory Public Sector Climate Change Reporting process (see part 11 of this report). The annual combined emissions for waste and energy is shown in figure 13 below. (vehicle fleet emissions data will be also be included in the reporting process for 2018/19…