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  • Public Policy
  • Urban Planning

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  • The UK has a legally binding net zero emissions target by 2050.
  • Local authorities are key to achieving net zero but lack coherent national guidance.
  • Constrained resources and evolving energy planning frameworks present challenges for local governments.

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  • To examine data access and analysis challenges faced by UK local authorities in net zero project evaluation.
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  • To discuss the role of Local Area Energy Planning and necessary governance for effective net zero implementation.

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  • Semi-structured interviews with 19 actors from local authorities, national bodies, and consultancies.
  • Analysis of challenges in evaluating carbon reduction, project costs, and progress.
  • Examination of the influence of national policy and Local Area Energy Planning.

Main Results:

  • A significant evaluation gap exists in carbon reduction, project costs, and net zero progress.
  • Uncoordinated national policy hinders effective project evaluation and development routes for local authorities.
  • Local Area Energy Planning impacts policy and spatial planning, highlighting the need for robust governance frameworks.

Conclusions:

  • Effective governance for monitoring and evaluation is essential for assessing net zero interventions.
  • Addressing data and policy coordination gaps is critical for local authorities to meet net zero goals.
  • Principles for governance are needed to facilitate, accelerate, and ensure the success of net zero projects in the UK and globally.