Including 5 closely related terms such as reduce, waste, and waste collection.
… and will be looking to do so. given the use of contractors for waste collection, construction and other services. Currently the Councils Scope 3 emissions are low but that is largely due to the level of data that is available for collection. The percentage may rise sharply as more data is available and this would mean that further investment and action would be required in order to reach net zero carbon…
… in respect of Scope 3. The Council could exclude Scope 3 data from collection and reporting at this stage but has chosen not to as some of the data is available, especially that from the waste collection contractor’s vehicle fleet which is inevitably a large contributor. As additional Scope 3 data is gathered year on year the Council will provide an explanation of what the new data sources…
…% WATER SUPPLY The data indicates that the largest sources of the Council’s emissions are from the waste collection contractor’s vehicle fleet and from the burning of gas. These are closely followed by the use of electricity, fuel oil and from emissions associated with leased assets. These are all areas where change can be made either through introducing renewable Table 3 – Emissions from…
… 33.5% 1.36%1.89%1.07% 2.41%9.1% 2. 93 % 25.5% 7.48% 10.4% 3.49% The Tendring wide data shows a clear pattern Residential buildings Commercial buildings & facilities Institutional buildings & facilities Industrial buildings & facilities Agriculture Fugitive emissions On-road Rail Waterborne navigation Aviation Off-road Solid waste disposal…
…) Develop and implement a plan for increasing the electric vehicle charging infrastructure at Council owned car parks and buildings. Waste a) Explore and implement opportunities to further reduce waste related emissions, support a circular economy, and reduce plastic pollution. 14 Procurement a) Update procurement guidance and standard contractual terms to include climate change impacts…