Resources in the Changing Climate Weeks 1: July 2010 category
Making Feed In Tariffs work for you: a toolkit for Local Authorities and Housing Associations
The Energy Saving Trust has developed some new guidance on Feed In Tariffs.
This provides a range of information on:
- what FITs are
- solar PV
- the benefits and business case for a PV roll out
- finance models (including SW sunroofs case study)
- a step-by-step guide to making a project happen
- risk assessment
- procurement issues
It also includes a new FIT calculator for looking at carbon and financial savings for a large scale PV roll out. This guidance follows on from the four FIT events that have been held across England.
Use the following link to access the toolkit:
http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/business/Business/Local-Authorities/Funding/Feed-in-Tariffs
For further information contact Tim Saunders, email: [email protected] or tel: 0115 959 7686.
Feed In Tariffs: a view from the front line
This presentation was given at the Feed In Tariffs event by Jerome Baddley, Nottingham Energy Partnership, during Changing Climate Weeks on 20th July 2010.
For further information contact Tim Saunders, email: [email protected] or tel: 0115 959 7686.
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Small scale renewable energy case studies: impact of Feed In Tariffs
This presentation was given at the Feed In Tariffs event by Tom Bailey. ARUP, during Changing Climate Weeks on 20th July 2010.
For further information contact Tim Saunders, email: [email protected] or tel: 0115 959 7686.
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Local Authorities: leading the low carbon revolution
This presentation was given at the Feed In Tariffs event by Tony Bosworth, Friends of the Earth, during Changing Climate Weeks on 20th July 2010.
For further information contact Tim Saunders, email: [email protected] or tel: 0115 959 7686.
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Where does your timber come from? Help for Local Authorities
Published by The Central Point of Expertise for TImber Procurement (CPET), the Timber Trade Federation, and WWF, this leaflet contains timber procurement facts, six steps to implementing a sustainable timber policy, and dispels myths. It also signposts where to go for further support and information.
This resource relates to the Sustainable Timber Procurement session at the "Carbon Allsorts" event on 15th July 2010, during Changing Climate Weeks.
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The development and adoption of a sustainable timber procurement policy
This case study has been published by the North East Improvement and Efficiency Partnership, The Central Point of Expertise for Timber Procurement (CPET), and Durham County Council.
From the introduction:
"The purpose of this case study is to describe the development of a local authority sustainable timber procurement policy and the progress made to date in its implementation. This policy developed is the first local authority policy which is consistent with the UK Government national policy on timber procurement."
This resource relates to the Sustainable Timber Procurement session at the "Carbon Allsorts" event on 15th July 2010, during Changing Climate Weeks.
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Carbon management and organisational change: doing more with less
This presentation was given at the "Carbon Allsorts" event by Laura Mayhew-Manchon, Nottingham Energy Partnership, during Changing Climate Weeks on 15th July 2010.
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Feed In Tariffs: an introduction
This presentation was given at the "Carbon Allsorts" event by Nottingham Energy Partnership, during Changing Climate Weeks on 15th July 2010.
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Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme: current issues and how to resolve them
This presentation was given at the "Carbon Allsorts" event by Jerome Baddley and Laura Mayhew-Manchon, Nottingham Energy Partnership, during Changing Climate Weeks on 15th July 2010.
The Planning to Adapt Project: Key messages so far
This presentation was given at the "Introduction to Adaptation" workshop by Mike Peverill, Regional Climate Change Coordinator, during Changing Climate Weeks on 14th July 2010.
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What is climate change, what do the projections tell us, and what is adaptation?
This presentation was given at the "Introduction to Adaptation" workshop by Rajni Sisodiya and Michael Howard, Climate Adaptation Project Officers, during Changing Climate Weeks on 14th July 2010.
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Adapting Through Natural Interventions project report
Final report (May 2010) of the Adapting Through Natural Interventions project delivered for Climate East Midlands by consultants Aecom. This literature review considered how the natural environment can help us adapt to a changing climate and also incorporated a scoping study for a decision making tool to help quantify the socio-economic benefits of different kinds of natural environment interventions.
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