▶️Efficiencies & value for money
▶️Common approach to compare areas
▶️Find characteristics in data
▶️ID roles and responsibilities
▶️ID standards
▶️Confidence for funders
About 80% (or over 300) local authorities have declared a "climate emergency" yet only a few have a clear plan on how to get there.
But that is changing.
Dec 2021: Only 15 councils had a LAEP completed or in the works.
Jul 2022: Increase to 43 councils in just 6 months.
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NEW: LAEP Governance report also published today .. finds the extra cost of uncoordinated LAEP begins to emerge with a critical mass of >90 or 25% of districts.
NEW: LAEP Governance report also published today .. finds the extra cost of uncoordinated LAEP begins to emerge with a critical mass of >90 or 25% of districts.
This new report - The future of Local Area Energy Planning in the UK - aims to:
1⃣ Offer a clear LAEP definition
2⃣ Assess the scale & quality of Net Zero planning underway
3⃣ Identify barriers & challenges to delivery
4⃣ Assess common methods, guidelines, models & tools
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1⃣ Local Area Energy Planning definition:
A data-driven, collaborative & whole system approach to meeting local & contributing to national Net Zero.
▶️ Fully costed & spatial plan
▶️ Identifies energy system & built environment changes
▶️ What, where, when and by whom
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UK ETS BLOG - Part 6: New carbon regulator could shape a world leading UK emissions accounting regime to underpin the UK Emissions Trading System and our #NetZero ambitions - says Dr @danialsturge. 1/6
UK ETS Blog - Part 5: The UK only just left the world’s largest carbon market – the EU Emissions Trading System. But should we already be thinking about linking the smaller UK market to its larger and older European cousin? 2/6
UK ETS Blog - Part 4: If UK industry is to lead the green industrial revolution, Government will not only have to incentivise deep decarbonisation of industry, but also ensure that UK industrial competitiveness is not unduly impacted. 3/6
THREAD 1/8: #NetZeroCarbonPolicy is our new thought leadership project, focusing on how the UK can build an innovation-friendly, economy-wide policy framework to achieve Net Zero.
2⃣ We found that the breadth of industry support gained is a key indicator of a successful COP.
✔️For example, the CoP covering #HeatNetworks - which worked hard to gain wider sector support - has been highly effective and had an especially big impact on procurement.