
12,500+
employees trained in carbon literacy or environmental sustainability.
186,000+
tonnes of CO2e - equivalent to the electricity consumption of 120,000 average households for a year.
£200m+
to invest in decarbonisation projects across the city.
Goal
Lead efforts to tackle the climate and ecological emergencies facing London.
Key deliverables
Identifying and progressing estate decarbonisation opportunities, including providing inputs to London's net zero pipeline, supported by signposting to technical assistance and financing opportunities
Rolling out carbon literacy training for staff, including senior managers
Exploring opportunities to switch to renewable energy
Sharing practical tools, guidance and resources to help anchors understand and respond to the climate risks facing London.
Members
Capital City College Group ~ Diocese of London ~ King’s College London ~ London Fire Brigade ~ London Higher ~ London Jewish Forum ~ London South East Colleges ~ New City College ~ Newham College ~ NHS ~ Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation ~ Transport for London ~ University College London ~ University of East London ~ University of London
Reducing our carbon footprint, accelerating London’s transition to net zero
Rolling out carbon literacy training for staff, including senior managers
Developing green skills to ensure a robust, trained workforce can meet decarbonisation needs
Building London’s climate resilience and enhancing green spaces across the city
Programme highlights
Key resources
Information: Regional Decarbonisation Pipeline presentation and FAQs (Sept 2022)
Guide: Existing and planned support to assist public sector buildings in decarbonising (Nov 2022).