Tag Archives: Planning

Challenges to Achieving Low Carbon and Decentralised Energy in Central London

Posted on August 15, 2010 by Admin

15 August 2010: Central London Forward (a sub-regional strategic organization representing the seven central London local authorities) commissioned analysis of the plans, potential and challenges for achieving carbon reduction objectives and delivering decentralised energy networks in Central London.

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December 2009: London South Bank University (LSBU) analysis of carbon and energy savings delivered through the implementation of the Mayor’s planning requirements. Also see Phase 2 report.

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Admin

12 October 2009: The London Plan includes proposed revisions to the Mayor’s energy and climate policies in relation to planning as well initial indications of renewable energy potential and targets in London (Table 5.1 Targets for installed energy capacity generated from renewable).

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Admin

15 July 2009: CLG research undertaken to establish what is known about the potential renewable energy capacity in England, as delivered through Regional Spatial Strategies (RSS). The research provided an evidence base to inform the planning elements of the UK Renewable Energy Strategy (RES).

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September 2007: London South Bank University (LSBU) review of the environmental impact, in terms of reduced energy use and carbon emissions, of the London Plan energy policies on applications referred to the Mayor.

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