Liverpool City Council: ‘Ecosystem of Things’ - driving a low-carbon economy
Theme:
Corridor and place-based decarbonisation.
Local authorities:
Liverpool City Council.
Overview:
Liverpool City Council and project partners aim to find ways to reduce the carbon in the materials used within our roads. They are testing new tools, processes and materials, and sharing their findings more widely so that others can learn from them.
Project description:
This spans design, public spaces, materials/process technology, recycling infrastructure and critically the legal, contractual and procurement processes that need to be implemented across local authorities nationwide so that decarbonisation initiatives can be successfully adopted as business as usual, leveraging collaboration across different scales enabled through the combined programme structure within the Corridor and Place-based theme.
Project value:
£3.9m.
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Carbon baseline appendix: Liverpool
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