From 2005 to 2023, the City of London Corporation significantly reduced carbon emissions within its scope of influence by 74%, largely due to decreased emissions from the commercial electricity sector. Although this reduction was notable, the City had the highest emissions per capita in 2023, resulting from its extensive commercial sector and limited resident population. Additionally, there was a 59% reduction in transport sector emissions. Conversely, 2023 saw a 16% rise in overall emissions due to increased landfill emissions, highlighting the need for further action in residential properties.
The City of London Corporation oversaw a 74% drop in carbon emissions within its scope of influence from 2005 to 2023, primarily from commercial electricity.
Despite the emissions reduction, the City recorded the highest emissions per capita in 2023 due to its large commercial sector compared to its small resident population.
The City recorded a 59% decrease in emissions in the transport sector from 2005 to 2023, yet saw a 16% hike in overall emissions between 2022 and 2023.
Local leaders emphasize the need to improve insulation and double glazing in residential properties to further reduce emissions effectively.
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