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1. Carbon Counting Projects in the City of Edinburgh Council Janice Pauwels Head of Sustainable Development Department of Corporate Services
2. Edinburgh Vision- “to lead the most successful and sustainable city region in northern Europe by 2015 and sustain the highest quality of life of any UK city. Also To achieve a carbon free Edinburgh by 2050
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7. Carbon Counting Project 1 The ESSB Basic Scale Developments Developments of 1000sq m in floor area or more, 10 residential units or more or those occupying a site area of 0.5 hectare or more Larger Scale Development and Development Frameworks / Master Plans Higher standards will be sought in developments of 250 residential units or more or non residential developments on sites of at least 1 hectare or 5000sq m of gross floor area and in any ‘basic’ (residential or other) scale applications that are in the subject of Development Framework or Master Plan Preparation
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10. Carbon Counting ESSB Carbon Savings over Building Standards 2007 (from 25 applications) Carbon Savings over Building Standards 2003 (from 25 applications) Combined TER 9108914 kgCO2/m 2 /per year Combined DER/BER amount per area 6620291 kgCO2/m 2 /per year Extra Saving 2488623 kgCO2/m 2 /per year Approx 100 tonnes CO 2 per App 200 Apps per annum could give 20,000 tonnes ESSB Applications at 31.12.07 Applications Assessed 37 Basic Scale 22 Large Scale 15 Other 18 Residential 19 Other Pre applications 35
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12. Carbon Counting Projects 2 The Local Authority Carbon Management Programme Identify and quantify options Planning Steps May Mar Baseline, forecast and VAS Finalise Strategy & Implementation Plan Jul Sept Nov Jan Ideas Sharing Conference Initiation Workshop Opportunities Workshop Project Plan Case for Action Presentation Mature draft SIP Launch Starter Pack Ongoing Support and Monitoring Implementation Final SIP Initial draft SIP Programme Boards Ten month programme/15 Scottish Local Authorities
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14. Software Programme provided by the Carbon Trust Building or Site Building Type (required for benchmark comparison) Category (required for breakdown pie chart) Electricity Total kWh per year Cost (Based on typical p / kWh table above) Gas Total kWh per year total for all building types including offices, leisure facilities and schools £0 Housing HOUSING £0 Council Offices Council - Town Halls CIVIC BUILDINGS 16,374,144 £818,707 24,192,552 Libraries Council - Libraries CIVIC BUILDINGS 1,636,704 £81,835 3,706,249 Primary Schools School - Primary (no pool) PRIMARY SCHOOLS 14,096,252 £704,813 41,396,111 Secondary Schools School - Secondary (no pool) SECONDARY SCHOOLS 12,826,258 £641,313 44,961,476 Leisure Centres and facilities Leisure Centre (Dry) LEISURE 10,954,441 £547,722 24,413,753 Museums and Galleries Council - Museums CIVIC BUILDINGS 3,848,848 £192,442 7,410,763 Homes and Hostels Council - Care Homes SOCIAL SERVICES 4,649,508 £232,475 10,190,257 Crematoria Other MISC 234,983 £11,749 2,935,215 Misc Other MISC 4,445,397 £222,270 9,350,333 Bus Station Other CIVIC BUILDINGS 769,571 £38,479 987,872 Car parks Car Park - open CARPARKS 42,295 £2,115 Theatres Other CIVIC BUILDINGS 1,780,275 £89,014 6,839,915
15. Baseline In 2005/06 CEC annual emissions of CO2 from buildings, transport and municipal waste was : 210,163 tonnes of carbon Projecting from the baseline emissions in 2008 predicted to rise to 214,963 tonnes Buildings 65,487 Transport 10,469 Street lighting 17,321 Waste 116,886
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17. Edinburgh’s Target LA Baseline Year Reduction Target Reduction Year Barking & Dagenham 2004/2005 20% 2010 Brent 2004/2005 20% 2011 Derby 2004/2005 25% 2012 Isle of Wight 2004/2005 22% 2012 Lincoln 2004/2005 20% 2012 Sheffield 2005/2006 30% 2012 Westminster 2005/2006 20% 2020 Edinburgh 2005/2006 25% 2013
19. Cost of Carbon BAU: Business As Usual Scenario – energy cost to the Council would be £16.5 million in 2013. RES : Reduced Emission Scenario - energy costs to the Council as a result of the programme will be £10 million in 2013 SAVING : Over £6.5 million or £28 million over the 5 years ( aggregated savings )
