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Councillor Alex Ganotis Leader, Stockport MBC and GM Green City Portfolio Lead

The Journey So Far………. Councillor Alex Ganotis Leader, Stockport MBC and GM Green City Portfolio Lead. How we got here………. S etting C ity A rea T argets and T rajectories for E mission R eduction. Environment Charter. Other. Survey Results. 2274. 48%. 2%. 50%. Rochdale.

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Councillor Alex Ganotis Leader, Stockport MBC and GM Green City Portfolio Lead

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  1. The Journey So Far……… Councillor Alex Ganotis Leader, Stockport MBC and GM Green City Portfolio Lead

  2. How we got here……… Setting City Area Targets and Trajectories for Emission Reduction Environment Charter

  3. Other Survey Results 2274 48% 2% 50% Rochdale Responses Male Bury Bolton Oldham 5% Female Wigan 12% 8% 5% Salford Tameside 19505 10% Manchester 6% Trafford 5% Comments Stockport 28% 11% 8% 21% 14% 23% 24% 5% 11% 2%

  4. Selected Survey Results I believe GM has clean air I believe GM is producing enough green energy I believe GM has enough quality greenspace near to where I live I believe that a green future is good for jobs and businesses in GM 81% 30% 44% 32%

  5. Environmental Vision A carbon neutral city region with a thriving natural environment and zero-waste economy. All citizens will have access to: green space in every community, active travel networks, environmental education and to healthy and locally-produced food. There will be an integrated, clean and affordable public transport system, resource efficient buildings, greater local community renewable energy, clean air, water and greenspace for all. Our infrastructure will be smart and fit for the future. Citizens and businesses will be actively participating in decision-making and will be encouraged to adopt sustainable living and businesses practices, focusing on local solutions to drive growth the economy.

  6. Most frequently mentioned topics “The one thing I would like the Mayor to do is…” Air Quality Waste 8% 24% Green Infrastructure 20% 5% Transport Other 24% Policy 5% Energy 14%

  7. creation of clean air zone ‘Ban fracking.’ ‘Improve walking and cycling facilities’ ‘Plant more trees’ ‘Support schemes that can help make it possible to make hard to treat homes more energy efficient.’ ‘Tackle Single use plastics…by banning them from the city and introducing a bottle deposit scheme.’ ‘Integrate public transport (like in London) so there are cheaper, easier and more options for not having or needing to use a car. And then work to encourage people to leave the car at home.’ • Promote a healthy diet ‘Announce significant new charger installations for electric vehicles’ ‘Improve the facilities for recycling, much of the stuff I want to reasonably recycle is rejected.’ ‘Work towards regular, cheap and reliable public transport ‘ ‘Instill a sense of pride in the people of Manchester in their natural environment.’ ‘Use more brownfield sites and stop developers building over green space.’ ‘Protect our green spaces, especially green belt land’

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  15. SCATTER - Introduction • Interventions for consideration by city regions are broken down into four broad categories • Energy supply (e.g. use of solar photovoltaic panels and biomass for generating renewable electricity) • Energy demand from buildings (e.g. use of retrofit technologies to reduce the demand for energy in domestic and commercial buildings, switching space heating to electrified methods) • Energy demand from transport (e.g. adoption of ultralow emission vehicles, reducing domestic vehicular travel) • Natural capital (e.g. city greening and peatland) A greenhouse gas emissions inventory that is aligned with the World Resource Institute’s Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories (“GPC”); A range of illustrative emission scenarios to 2050, based on the adoption or application of a number of emission reducing interventions using existing technologies; and A report on the emissions target set that transparently details the nature and extent of any related emissions reduction, aligned with the World Resource Institute’s Mitigation Goal Standard (“MGS”). There are 3 key outputs of the model: 1 2 3

  16. SCATTER – Illustrative Output Paris aligned carbon budget Paris aligned carbon budget

  17. Quantitative Output - Summary Tyndall assumed CCC budget Scenario 1 Anthesis aligned Tyndall budget Scenario 2 Original Tyndall carbon budget Scenario 3 Scenario 4

  18. Some of the “big ticket” items • Renewables (Solar Photovoltaics) • Biomass power generation • Shift from fossil fuels to battery or fuel cells for transport • Shifting domestic transport behaviour • Energy efficiency of domestic properties • Improved efficiency of commercial heating and cooling • Waste reduction, reuse and recycling

  19. Our trusted partners: The Environment Agency Greater Manchester Combined Authority Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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