Energy and Water Strategy 2007-2010 - Sustainable Blue Mountains

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BLUE MOUNTAINS CITY COUNCIL – ENERGY AND WATER STRATEGY 18
BLUE MOUNTAINS CITY COUNCIL – ENERGY AND WATER STRATEGY PREVIOUS ENERGY AND WATER PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES Council has been involved in a number of initiatives over recent years to accelerate its energy and water performance improvement. These include: - the Cities for Climate Protection Program - Energy Performance Contracts - Energy and Water Savings Action Plans - Every Drop Counts Program The processes for implementing the requirements of each of these initiatives have been integrated into the EWMS, ensuring a streamlined approach to energy and water performance improvement overall. Cities for Climate Protection Program Blue Mountains City Council is a member of the Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) Program. CCP is an international initiative of ICLEI ANZ – Local Governments for Sustainability, and is delivered in collaboration with the Australian Greenhouse Office, an agency of the Australian Government. The aim of the CCP Program is to build capacity in local government to help them reduce their own energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, and to influence the reduction of emissions in the community. Blue Mountains City Council resolved to participate in the CCP Program in April 2005. The Program is based on a five Milestone framework: Milestone 1: Prepare an inventory of greenhouse gas emissions for both Council (Corporate) and LGA (Community) activities and a forecast of emissions growth for the future. 19
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