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The Low Emission Toolkit

The Low Emission Strategies Partnership, committed to reducing transport emissions, supports local authorities in implementing effective low emission strategies. Through regional groups across cities like London, Liverpool, and Leeds, the partnership promotes best practices in incentivizing low emission fuels and technologies. The project, funded by Defra AQ Grant and Greenwich s106 funds, focuses on filling information gaps, developing robust data for vehicle technologies, and creating flexible tools for planning. Join us in this vital initiative to combat air pollution and greenhouse gases.

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The Low Emission Toolkit

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  1. The Low Emission Toolkit Katherine Stanger Low Emission Strategies Partnership web: www.lowemissionstrategies.orgemail: info@lowemissionstrategies.org

  2. The LES Partnership • Reduce transport emissions • Run by local authorities for local authorities • Support and profile good practice

  3. Regional Groups Leeds City Region Liverpool City Region Sussex • Peer Group • City of London • Croydon • Greenwich • Hillingdon • Leeds • Leicester • Lewes • Maidstone • Mid Devon • Oxford • Sefton • Sheffield • South Cambridgeshire • Tunbridge Wells • Wandsworth • Wigan

  4. ‘Low Emission Strategies’ • Reduce transport emissions of air pollutants and greenhouse gases • Incentivise low emission fuels and technologies

  5. Information gaps:Quantifying the impacts • Lack of robust quantitative data to: • Compare low emission vehicle technologies • Assess low emission procurement strategies • Assess low emission planning measures

  6. The Project • Defra AQ Grant and Greenwich s106 funds • Contract with TTR, CERC and RPS • Now finalising the ‘Beta Version’

  7. The Project • Defra AQ Grant and Greenwich s106 funds • Contract with TTR, CERC and RPS • Now finalising the ‘Beta Version’ TECHNOLOGY GUIDANCE

  8. The Project • Defra AQ Grant and Greenwich s106 funds • Contract with TTR, CERC and RPS • Now finalising the ‘Beta Version’ FLEET TOOL TECHNOLOGY GUIDANCE

  9. The Project • Defra AQ Grant and Greenwich s106 funds • Contract with TTR, CERC and RPS • Now finalising the ‘Beta Version’ FLEET TOOL DEVELOPMENT TOOL TECHNOLOGY GUIDANCE

  10. TECHNOLOGY GUIDANCE

  11. FLEET TOOL

  12. DEVELOPMENT TOOL

  13. Underlying principles • Transparent • Base data and assumptions • Calculations • Flexible • Custom vehicles and planning measures • Access to and modification of default data • Architecture – updates in data and functionality • Promote action • Not the silver bullet, but a ‘conversation starter’

  14. Next steps • ‘Beta’ Version – November 2010 • Data gaps • Usability • Widespread release in 2011 • Free to Local Authorities • Speak to us if you’d like to help with user testing or email… info@lowemissionstrategies.org

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