2041 Net Zero Strategy

Closes 14 Dec 2024

Opened 27 Sep 2024

Overview

Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to have their say on a proposed strategy to make Wolverhampton a 2041 net zero city.

Our Net Zero City is a City of Wolverhampton Council strategy outlining an evidence-based, collaborative approach to cut the city’s carbon footprint.

By focusing on the benefits of taking positive climate action, it will enhance the quality of life for everyone living, working or visiting the city and for future generations.

Our Net Zero City will see the council build on its work with the private sector encouraging growth of green business, skills and jobs.

It will continue to develop active travel routes, making it easier for people to walk, wheel, cycle or use public transport - while accelerating the rollout of electric vehicle charging points.

Working with other organisations, the council will also help ensure homes are more energy efficient reducing bills and tackling fuel poverty; encourage renewable energy solutions and nurture green corridors and open spaces through increased planting and landscaping.

For further details on how the information you provide will be used, please read our privacy notice.

You can view a summary of the draft strategy in this document which opens in a new window.

You can view the draft strategy in this document which opens in a new window.

Give us your views

Areas

  • All Areas

Audiences

  • Businesses
  • Tenants / Residents associations
  • Voluntary and third sector organisations
  • Community groups
  • Faith / Religious groups
  • Citizens' Panel
  • Professionals and professional bodies
  • All residents
  • Children / Young People
  • Parents, Carers and Guardians
  • Adults
  • Minority ethnic people
  • Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender people (LGBT)
  • Older people
  • People with disabilities
  • Service users (current or previous)
  • Students
  • Councillors / MPs / MEPs
  • Volunteers
  • Housing tenants

Interests

  • Environmental health
  • Recycling
  • Businesses
  • Employment
  • Housing
  • Fuel poverty
  • Healthy living
  • Budget
  • Council plan
  • Thriving economy in all parts of the city
  • Healthy, inclusive communities
  • Good homes in well connected neighbourhoods
  • Climate action