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20 Oct 2004

Mayor announces key appointment to set up a Climate Change Agency for London

Mayor of London Ken Livingstone today announced that Allan Jones MBE, green energy pioneer at Woking Borough Council, will become the driving force be
24 Feb 2003

Case Studies

1. DTI/AEP/CHPA Electricity Trading in the New Market Issue No.4 - 1998 in Practice - Case Study No.1 Woking Borough Council - September 1998. 2. DET
24 Feb 2003

Woking: Local Sustainable Energy Communities

This paper summarises a practical strategy for a sustainable energy society deriving its initial energy needs from energy efficient low carbon energy
24 Feb 2003

Energy Services for the New Millenium

BackgroundWoking Borough Council has implemented a series of sustainable energy projects in the past 11 years, including the UK’s first small-scale co
24 Feb 2003

Tackling Fuel Poverty

Benefits for Social TenantsThe Council has the most energy efficient public sector stock in the UK with an average energy efficiency rating of NHER 8
24 Feb 2003

Thameswey ESCO - Sustainable Energy Systems

As part of the DETR funded Energy Saving Trust ESCO Programme, the Council obtained leading counsel’s opinion on local authority vires with respect to
24 Feb 2003

Woking Town Centre CHP - Phase 1

IntroductionThe buildings connected to Phase 1 of the sustainable community energy network comprise the Civic Offices, Victoria Way Car Park (where th
22 Feb 2003

Woking Park - Fuel Cell CHP

IntroductionThe sponsors of the project are the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Advantica Technologies Ltd (formerly BG plc), the Energy Savin
22 Feb 2003

Sustainable Energy Development

Thameswey Ltd., is working with a number of local authorities and developers on projects outside the Borough of Woking and the first of these projects
22 Feb 2003

Renewable Energy

IntroductionAlthough generally too expensive to implement as a stand-alone technology on conventional payback criteria without grant support or subsid
22 Feb 2003

Green Transport

Transport StrategyThe Council’s transport strategy is part of the Climate Change Strategy for Woking and includes:- Setting improved standards for ta
22 Feb 2003

Water

Water Efficiency The Council has implemented a range of water conservation and efficiency measures, including cistern dams, tap regulators, flow cont
22 Feb 2003

Waste and Recycling Background

The Council recycled 17.2% of household waste in 2001/2002. The Council has 29 mini and 3 major recycling centres throughout the Borough. Each site ha
22 Feb 2003

Waste Management Strategy

The Waste Management Strategy was approved by the Council in December 2002 with a view to reducing the requirement for landfill to less than 15% of it
22 Feb 2003

Sustainable Energy

Sustainable energy is anything that enables energy supplies to be made sustainable, either now or in the future, by putting in place such energy syste
22 Feb 2003

Climate Change

The Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution study of energy and the environment commenced in August 1997 and culminated in the publication of its
22 Feb 2003

Local Sustainable Community Energy Systems

The distributed energy approach using mixed technologies and private wire for mixed communities is unique to Woking and can be found nowhere else in t
22 Feb 2003

Sustainable Energy Future

Even with a local sustainable community energy system grid connection (in practice the local distribution system, not the national grid) would be requ
22 Feb 2003

Security of Supply

By making use of a series of overlapping island networks customers are unaffected by power cuts in the national grid since embedded generation can con
22 Feb 2003

The Renewable Hydrogen Energy Economy Blueprint for Woking

Most renewable energy technologies are intermittent electricity generators only and even biomass has its practical and physical limitations. Governmen
22 Feb 2003

Future Energy Strategy for the UK

Although Woking has avoided grid and NETA penalty costs by utilising private wire networks and a local trading system the existing regulatory regime l

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