New energy systems and energy saving measures have been rolled out across the district’s four New Vision Fitness leisure centres to save energy and cut energy costs to protect leisure services and reduce the council’s carbon footprint.
A £800,000 upgrade will reduce the leisure centres’ carbon emissions by 281 tonnes a year, a reduction of 21% across the four sites. This will also cut the council’s annual leisure energy costs by a third, around £100,000 a year, on top of significant operational maintenance savings.
Fenland’s success story shows how council partnerships can work together on a Re:fit programme.
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