Coventry City Council has partnered with EO Charging to launch Plug In Coventry, a new charging network designed to make the switch to electric vehicles as simple as possible for the region’s businesses and residents. To join the network, businesses … Continue reading →
Public authorities must have a Display Energy Certificate (DEC) for all buildings larger than 250 square metres that are frequently visited by the public. Public authorities must display their DEC in a prominent place clearly visible to the public, eg … Continue reading →
Following the publication of Coventry’s Carbon Action Plan in 2008, the following year Coventry City Council published its Carbon Management Plan (CMP). It begins: Coventry City Council is determined to lead the city to a sustainable and low-carbon future that … Continue reading →
Earth Overshoot Day is the day in the year when we have used more of Earth’s resources than the Earth can regenerate in the whole year. It occurs earlier and earlier every year mainly because of our growing CO2 emissions. … Continue reading →
Act on Energy encourages energy conservation by providing free and impartial advice to householders and small businesses in Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Coventry, Solihull and surrounding local areas. Visit their website to find out about grants and projects in your area, or … Continue reading →
On Saturday 14 July 2019 during the Coventry Fargo Positive Images Festival, a survey was conducted by members of CovCAN encompassing the opinions of 16 members of the general public regarding their opinions with regards to climate change, why it … Continue reading →
Refill is a grassroots movement run by individuals who want to stop plastic pollution by making it easier to reuse and refill a bottle of water instead of buying a new one. It was apparently started in the UK by … Continue reading →
Eco Birmingham exists to affect social change and the transition towards a low-carbon and sustainable lifestyle. Their website ecobirmingham.com says By inspiring and supporting communities and organisations across Birmingham to take positive action, we will demonstrate that building low carbon … Continue reading →
The Council Plan 2016-24, also called One Coventry, sets out the City Council’s vision and priorities for the city. It includes the following aims that relate to climate change: Reduce operating costs and reduce carbon emissions. Work together with neighbours … Continue reading →
