Local Area Energy Plan

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As part of a national review of our energy infrastructure we will be undertaking modelling and stakeholder consultation to create a Local Area Energy Plan for Erewash. This will combine with other councils plans in the East Midlands to inform a Regional Energy Strategy Plan.

These plans will include:

  • A review of the condition of our housing stock - it’s age, energy performance certification (EPC), & current energy usage
  • Assessment of measures required to reach at least EPC C for all premises (public, residential & commercial)
  • Industry energy usage, forecasted demand, and measures to decarbonise/ electrify the local industries
  • Energy demand and usage forecasting
  • Assessment of the amount of renewable energy generation required for our area - including land and roof space available for this purpose
  • EV and other infrastructure rollout requirements – personal, public and business use.
  • Outlining priorities for our area
  • Detailing a clear and measured plan of action for a renewable energy future + to reach net zero carbon by 2050.

We are currently gathering numerous data sources to provide as detailed a picture of Erewash’s current energy use, demand and wastage. A stakeholder engagement plan is being drawn up to liaise with energy providers, industry and business users, and community groups. Many stakeholders have been identified, and we feel confident that we have a good representation of the voices within Erewash. These groups will receive an email detailing the research and engagement plans, with the option to opt out if they are uninterested or too busy to participate.

As part of a national review of our energy infrastructure we will be undertaking modelling and stakeholder consultation to create a Local Area Energy Plan for Erewash. This will combine with other councils plans in the East Midlands to inform a Regional Energy Strategy Plan.

These plans will include:

  • A review of the condition of our housing stock - it’s age, energy performance certification (EPC), & current energy usage
  • Assessment of measures required to reach at least EPC C for all premises (public, residential & commercial)
  • Industry energy usage, forecasted demand, and measures to decarbonise/ electrify the local industries
  • Energy demand and usage forecasting
  • Assessment of the amount of renewable energy generation required for our area - including land and roof space available for this purpose
  • EV and other infrastructure rollout requirements – personal, public and business use.
  • Outlining priorities for our area
  • Detailing a clear and measured plan of action for a renewable energy future + to reach net zero carbon by 2050.

We are currently gathering numerous data sources to provide as detailed a picture of Erewash’s current energy use, demand and wastage. A stakeholder engagement plan is being drawn up to liaise with energy providers, industry and business users, and community groups. Many stakeholders have been identified, and we feel confident that we have a good representation of the voices within Erewash. These groups will receive an email detailing the research and engagement plans, with the option to opt out if they are uninterested or too busy to participate.

  • We cannot promise to include everyone in the stakeholder engagement process. However if you believe you have a unique perspective, idea, or work in an energy intensive industry, please let us know. Fill out the form here and we will be in touch.

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