Europe’s most powerful EV charging hub officially launched as part of Energy Superhub Oxford
Published: Tuesday, 5th July 2022Oxford City Council, Pivot Power, Fastned, Tesla Superchargers and Wenea, has officially opened Europe’s most powerful electric vehicle charging hub, marking the completion for Energy Superhub Oxford.
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Work on key Council decarbonisation projects nears completion
Published: Friday, 25th March 2022Work is nearly complete on a programme of works to decarbonise the Council’s leisure centres, and to support local renewable energy production.
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Council publishes latest Greenhouse Gas Emissions report for 2020/21
Published: Wednesday, 23rd March 2022Oxford City Council has published its latest Greenhouse Gas Emissions report covering the reporting year 2020/21 – the year of lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Oxford City Council to consider creating a Net Zero Transition Fund and a tougher definition of Net Zero
Published: Wednesday, 8th December 2021Oxford City Council Cabinet will be considering a proposal to establish an annual £132,000 Net Zero Transition Fund, to support its updated 2030 Net Zero Council target.
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Drop-in event this week to find out about carbon reduction works in Hinksey Park this winter
Published: Wednesday, 20th October 2021Hinksey Park users are invited to a drop in event this week to find out about works taking place there this winter as part of the City Council’s goal to be a Zero Carbon Council by 2030.
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Timetable for work to decarbonise public leisure centres
Published: Friday, 8th October 2021Oxford City Council has published more detail on the construction works for the £10.9m grant funded project to reduce the carbon emissions from public leisure centres.
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Council awarded up to £10.9m to reduce carbon emissions across key Council owned buildings
Published: Tuesday, 2nd February 2021Oxford City Council is to develop proposals to reduce carbon emissions its key sites across the city, after being awarded up to £10.9m from BEIS' Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund.
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Council outlines how it aims to become a Zero Carbon Council by 2030 at the latest
Published: Monday, 1st February 2021Oxford City Council has today outlined how it aims to achieve its goal of becoming a zero carbon council by 2030, reducing its carbon emissions and making a contribution to address the climate crisis.