green energy

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, including those from our purchasing of goods and services, to net-zero by 2030., reducing the emissions from our own activity by at least 70% and carbon offset the remaining emissions.

  • Consultation with Stream Bioenergy

    Could I request, under the Freedom of Information Act, that you disclose if your County Council or District Council consulted with Stream Bioenergy? If so, when was the consultation, and what was the result? I may require more information if … Continue reading →

  • Wind Turbines

    1. How many wind turbines larger than 0.5MW have been installed since 2007 (inclusive of the year 2007)? None 2. For each turbine larger than 0.5MW installed since 2007 (inclusive of the year 2007), please can we request the following … Continue reading →

  • Electric vehicle charging

    We would like to email/send some information to the person within the council who’s responsible or involved with the councils Electrical Vehicle Charging programme or projects. This was recently published on the Supplying the South West website as a procurement … Continue reading →

  • Electric Vehicle Charging Points

    “Please tell me whether the council has installed any electric vehicle charging points, where these are and when they were installed. Devon County Council has installed electric vehicle charge points at County Hall, Topsham Road, Exeter; Ryefields Depot in Kingsteignton … Continue reading →

  • Active and sustainable travel

    Can you please confirm whether the Council has applied for (or is planning to apply for) any Government funding relating to active and sustainable travel (e.g. walking and cycling)? The County Council applied for Emergency Active Travel Fund tranche 1 … Continue reading →

  • Electric scooter road use

    Has Devon County Council applied to take part in the Government pilot of allowing electric scooters on the county’s roads and cycle paths? If so, can you update me on any progress please? If not, for what reasons? Following the … Continue reading →