In May 2019 members of this Council voted to declare a climate emergency, and in July 2019 members voted to create an action plan to steer Pembrokeshire County Council towards becoming a net zero-carbon local authority by 2030.

The plan is the first step in a range of measures the Council is looking at, to help address climate change.

As a starting point, this action plan outlines a pragmatic route towards the Council becoming a net zero-carbon local authority by 2030. It is intended to be a living document and will evolve over time. This is a long-term plan for the next ten years and, as such, more proposals will be added as it develops. Further technological breakthroughs will inevitably come forward in due course, but the most important thing is that the Council has started on this crucial path.

We want everyone in our communities to be involved in this journey. We look forward to reducing emissions from our own activities and, more widely, to working with partners in order to bring about equal change.

We consulted on the plan and were delighted to get excellent engagement and feedback.

ID: 11749, revised 23/07/2024