Senior members of Kirklees Council were out in Huddersfield to inspect work on a housing retrofit pilot project. The pilot is a demonstration of the council’s commitment to a carbon neutral Kirklees and shows how existing housing can be retrofitted to reduce carbon improve the warmth and comfort of residents.
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We have launched a new and improved ‘Green One’ parking permit, which provides free and discounted parking to electric and low emission vehicles.
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We can now fit greener technologies such as solar photovoltaic systems and air source heat pumps across public buildings and our housing stock after gaining approved installer status.
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We have just added 25 new electric vans to our Homes and Neighbourhoods fleet to ensure we makes strides towards addressing the climate emergency.
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An exciting opportunity has arisen for businesses to shape how their community can help tackle the climate emergency and protect the local area now and for future generations.
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We are bringing back our Save Food Save Money workshops to help give residents the tools they need to reduce their food waste.
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Kirklees staff and volunteers have now planted over 35,000 trees across Kirklees to help reduce carbon emissions, improve our natural environment, and contribute to the White Rose Forest.
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The council has already carried out work to establish the economic viability of the Huddersfield network. Now, thanks to funding from the Government’s Heat Networks Delivery Unit, the council can progress with works to develop the business case for this opportunity.
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