Bristol is aiming to become a carbon-neutral city by 2030.

They have implemented several schemes:

Biogas bus fleet: Over 120 double-decker buses powered by biomethane produced from food waste and sewage.
City Leap Energy Partnership: A £424 million joint venture to install district heat networks delivering low-carbon heat to inner-city homes and businesses.
Electric Vehicle (EV) expansion: Over 200 public rapid chargers installed across park-and-ride sites and residential streets.
Active travel infrastructure: 15 km of newly segregated cycle lanes and a fleet of e-cargo bikes available for local business deliveries.
Community solar energy: Installing solar PV arrays on schools, council homes, and community centres.

Bristol is aiming to become a carbon-neutral city by 2030.

They have implemented several schemes:

Biogas bus fleet: Over 120 double-decker buses powered by biomethane produced from food waste and sewage.
City Leap Energy Partnership: A £424 million joint venture to install district heat networks delivering low-carbon heat to inner-city homes and businesses.
Electric Vehicle (EV) expansion: Over 200 public rapid chargers installed across park-and-ride sites and residential streets.
Active travel infrastructure: 15 km of newly segregated cycle lanes and a fleet of e-cargo bikes available for local business deliveries.
Community solar energy: Installing solar PV arrays on schools, council homes, and community centres.

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