Climate Summit for Local Government

Sept 6-8, 2023 | Melbourne

City of Bayswater's climate and sustainability commitments

City of Bayswater is part of the Cities Power Partnership, Australia's largest network of councils leading the way to a sustainable future

  • Traditional Owners Wadjuk People
  • Member since 2018
  • Population 68,877
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100%

renewable energy for council by 2030

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100%

renewable energy for community by 2030

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Net Zero

council emissions by 2040

Our journey

Pledges

Council has committed to the following Cities Power Partnership pledges:

Renewable energy
Install renewable energy (solar PV and battery storage) on council buildings.
Sustainable Transport
Ensure Council fleet purchases meet strict greenhouse gas emissions requirements and support the uptake of electric vehicles.
Encourage sustainable transport use such as public transport, walking and cycling through council transport planning and design.
Support cycling through provision of adequate cycle lanes, bike parking and end-of-ride facilities.
Work Together and Influence
Set city-level renewable energy or emissions reduction targets.

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