ENVIRONMENT

The power to change

Bristol has nurtured a dynamic community energy culture that is helping the council address austerity and meet carbon targets. Mayor Marvin Rees explains the approach taken and how the city is creating a meaningful European Green Capital legacy

By Marvin Rees | 06 September 2016

Bristol has long been a pioneer in climate change planning in the UK and our work in this field was one of the key reasons we were awarded European Green Capital 2015.

Energy – and community energy in particular, of course – is a key piece of this jigsaw.

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Popular articles by Marvin Rees

  1. Retrograde step away from cities
  2. Cities must be seen as an asset to be creatively invested in
  3. 'You want to build houses. Let's do a deal'
  4. We need to remember that the local is also often the global
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