generated at a centralised new energy centre, located next to Tudor Grange Leisure Centre car park, and distributed to buildings via a system of underground pipes and cables. This will significantly reduce greenhouse emissions, helping Solihull in its drive towards net zero emissions by 2041, while helping to reduce fuel bills.
The Solihull Climate Change Prospectus (CCP) outlines the steps needed to achieve our low carbon vision, ensuring that we are at the forefront of the UK's wider transition to a low-carbon economy. We are currently reviewing the CCP for 2025.
Key activities
Take steps to ensure that our borough is resilient to our changing climate.
Take steps to enable residents and organisations across the borough to be engaged in climate action and know what they can do to help.
Focus the Council's climate action on the areas with the biggest impact, utilising WMCA Integrated Settlement funding to improve the energy efficiency of a number of Council owned and low-income private homes and introduce measures to reduce emissions from the Council's own buildings
Improve our approach to monitoring air quality; leading by example to influence others whilst protecting our environment and minimising our own emissions.