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Sustainable Transport

Home Energy Scotland South WestPresentation by Simon Leslie

Implementation Advisor

History

• The Energy Saving Trust was set up in 1993.• There are three strands. Domestic, Business and Rural Community

• The trust provides free, impartial advice and information

• In 2011-2012 their total funding was £58 million

• Works in collaboration with commercial organisations

Sustainable Transport Advice

The need for change

• Climate change, Air quality & Health

• Fuel security & Cost savings

Cutting carbon & saving money…

• Reducing miles

• Improving efficiency

• Low carbon / electric vehicles

What Can We Do For You

• Arrange Fleet Efficiency Review

• Fund Electric Vehicle Charging Points• Up to £10,000 to fully fund domestic

and commercial charging points• Fuel Efficient Driver TrainingOver 3,000 drivers trained last year

Potential annual savings

£15,100 - £53,920 35 – 100t CO2

Reverse Logistics – Return, Recycle, Recoup

What a waste.

Nisa stores achieved a £600,000 reduction in landfill tax in 2012 and saved 15,300t of carbon. It also created a revenue of £800,000 from selling recycled material

DHL collects items ranging from mushroom crates to cardboard boxes from JD Weatherspoon pubs. In 2012 8,000t was recycled

Any increase in recycling is important. Waitrose backhauls all waste materials to its Regional Distribution Centres.

Overview

Impartial Advice Call Local Transport Business advisor 0808 808 2282

Independent assessment of daily transport operations

Independent

Advice/report

highlighting

business case

for change

FuelGood Driver Training

EV charge-point funding

Free Transport Audit

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