Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, GB designs Local Area Energy Plan with IES digital twin
Local officials selected IES for a year-long project resulting in a Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) for the borough. Building data from residential and commercial addresses are added to a digital twin. This virtual version of Calderdale supports simulations of whole-home retrofits, rooftop solar installations, and other proposed emission-reducing measures. The regional-first LAEP advances Calderdale's goal of net-zero emissions by 2038 and provides a blueprint for neighboring councils.
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Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, GB launched a COVID recovery program for B2B businesses
Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council and Leeds Beckett University launched the Calderdale B2B Business Recovery Programme to support local businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The free programme provided eligible businesses with access to expert advice, one-on-one mentoring, masterclasses, and interactive webinars. The program was designed for small to medium businesses which have operated for over three years and provide products/services to other local businesses.
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Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, GB commissioned services to prevent youth homelessness
Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council commissioned the Young Persons Prevention and Support Service (YPASS) which is managed by Horton Housing. The service was designed to prevent youth homelessness by providing high quality housing, training and support for vulnerable people between the ages of 16 and 21. YPASS offers a variety of support services including emergency accommodation, mediation, supported lodgings, prevention work, bond guarantees, and expert advice.
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Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, GB is installing electric vehicle rapid charging points
Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council is partnering with ENGIE, Leeds-based energy company, and several neighboring councils to install rapid charging points for electric vehicles. The project involves installing 88 rapid charging points throughout the region to reduce carbon emissions. Each charging point will have one bay exclusively for taxis and a second bay for public use. Electric vehicles can be fully charged in under an hour and the charging points are free to the public for two years.
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+3Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, GB launched a two-year trial of AppyParking app system
Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council launched a two-year trial of a new smart parking system using the AppyParking mobile app. The Council installed 1,750 smart parking sensors in car parks and street parking bays across the region. The sensors allow users of the AppyParking app to review real-time parking availability and pay for parking by the minute. The project was designed to improve the parking experience for residents, reduce congestion, and improve air quality.
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