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With escalating energy bills, common sense tells us it’s a good idea to shut doors and turn the heating down a notch. But there are many other cheap or free things that parishes can do to reduce their energy usage, and in turn, their bills and carbon footprint.
How can you get your church ready and eligible to apply for grants focused on Net Zero Carbon?
Resources and guidance on Church heating, including the DAC heating policy document.
The Diocese of Ely Eco-Plan for Parishes has been drawn up by members of the Diocesan Environmental Task Group (DETG) and is offered for use to parishes, with the support of the Bishop. It provides tools to help parishes assess their environmental response to date and to integrate creation care action planning into the heart of their parish’s life and mission.
The Net Zero Carbon planning principles are outlined here.
The Routemap is a plan for how the Church of England can be net zero carbon by 2030.
The Diocese of Ely Synod has agreed to a Net Zero Carbon Action Plan in accordance to the national Routemap, approved by General Synod.
This page summarises the Diocese of Ely's Ethical Approach and its investment portfolio and investment policy.
The Diocesan Environmental Task Group (DETG) is there to advise and support parishes. This page provides the contact details for this Group.
A practical guide to help your church reach net zero carbon
