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Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Climate and Ecological Emergency – Our Decarbonisation Plan
AGREED – (i) That the Lead Member and Officers be thanked for their report and the work undertaken on this project. (ii) The Committee receive a further update report on this matter at their November Meeting, and that it contain the following information: · The priority list of areas for future electric vehicle charging facilities. · Details of the carbon measure tool kit. · Details of PV panels on Council owned buildings. · Update on work to improve and publicise energy efficiency and energy usage.
Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Climate and Ecological Emergency – Our Decarbonisation Plan
AGREED – (i) That a Task and Finish Group be considered to further scrutinise aspects of this issue. (ii) That further discussions take place between the Chair and Vice – Chair and Lead Member and Officers to consider future reporting requirements on this issue. (iii) That the outcome of these discussions be reported to the January 2023 meeting.
Executive Board. The Cabinet makes most of the council's decisions.
Climate and Ecological Emergency – Our Decarbonisation Plan
RESOLVED – (i) That the progress made with the Decarbonisation Plan since the last update be noted. (ii) That the North Wales Energy Strategy be endorsed and the commencement of Local Area Energy Planning in the county be noted. Reason for decisions To enable Executive Board Members to review progress on the delivery of Wrexham Council’s Decarbonisation Plan, and further progress our commitments to tackling the Climate Emergency and Decarbonisation agenda.
Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Climate and Ecological Emergency – Our Decarbonisation Plan
AGREED – i) That the Committee thank the Lead Member and Officers for the report and progress made on this issue. ii) That the next update on this issue include:- a) Information on the Council’s current carbon emissions breakdown, based on available data. b) Details in relation to changes arising from the new procurement strategy and its impact on the decarbonisation plan. c) Results of the trial into the use of HVO fuel for Council vehicles. d) Details of the nature on your doorstep bid.
Homes and Environment Scrutiny Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Climate and Ecological Emergency – Annual Report on Our Decarbonisation Plan
AGREED – (i) That the Lead Member and Officers be thanked for the detailed report and supporting presentation. (ii) That the following information be provided in the next update report in respect of:- a) Reasons for increased fleet fuel consumption in 2022/23. b) Safety in relation to lithium-ion batteries. c) The percentage of street lights not yet replaced with LED and details of when the remainder will be updated. d) Details of energy consumption saved by use of solar/wind powered street lights. (iii) That the Annual Decarbonisation report be supported for approval by the Executive B…
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