Modernising Public Services through Cooperative Partnerships
- May 2025
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The City Council has adopted the Carbon Culture platform to release open data on energy use to show the improvements it’s making to the Council’s operations in over 300 operational buildings.
The Council has installed on-site meters to provide up-to-date information on energy usage, cost and the carbon impact of each of our buildings. The platform also provides information about each building’s energy certificate and access to energy use data over the last 3 years. This is part of the Council’s commitment to being a one planet city by 2050.