United Kingdom Climate Change Programme - 2000 Climate Change Programme

2000 Climate Change Programme

The stated strategies of the 2000 programme were to:

  • Improve business’ use of energy, stimulate investment and cut costs;
  • Stimulate new, more efficient sources of power generation;
  • Cut emissions from the transport sector;
  • Promote better energy efficiency in the domestic sector, saving householders money;
  • Improve the energy efficiency requirements of the building regulations;
  • Continue cutting emissions from agriculture;
  • Ensure the public sector took a leading role.

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