Energy Footprinting Tool open to help churches reach net zero
First published on: 10th April 2024The Church of England’s Energy Footprint Tool is now open for churches to enter fuel and power use from 2023.
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The Church of England’s Energy Footprint Tool is now open for churches to enter fuel and power use from 2023.
St Mary’s Embsay with Eastby is storming ahead with projects to help care for God’s Creation.
Churches across the diocese have raised some £57,000 in just six weeks to help reach carbon net zero, as part of the Give To Go Green project.
Our commitment to action on climate change has been reinforced by Synod with an overwhelming vote against diocesan investment in fossil fuel businesses.
Churches looking to reduce their carbon emissions have received a boost, with new resources to help parishes find funding for their projects.
One of our Ripon area churches is highlighting the beauty and preciousness of God’s creation, by hosting a Wild Flower Festival.
St Oswald’s Methley has recently won an award from the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust for their work creating a wildlife-friendly Quiet Garden and churchyard.
On the eve of COP28, Bradford Cathedral has become the 849th Silver Eco Church in England and Wales.
St Mary’s Church, Embsay with Eastby, welcomed the Bishop of Leeds, the Right Revd Nick Baines, to a special celebratory service on Sunday, November 5.
St John’s Menston with Woodhead is celebrating achieving its Eco Church Silver award from A Rocha.