Exeter City Futures Community Interest Company (CIC) is a collaboration organisation made up of key Exeter stakeholders including Exeter City Council, Devon County Council, Exeter College, the University of Exeter and the Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, as well as Global City Futures.

Net Zero Exeter Plan

Exeter City Futures is working collaboratively with the city to help Exeter become carbon neutral by 2030, through the delivery of the Net Zero Exeter Plan, which was endorsed by Exeter City Council.

GHG Inventory and sector emissions monitoring report for Exeter

In 2021 the Centre for Energy and the Environment at the University of Exeter was commissioned to establish a baseline greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory for the city, quantify the reductions required to achieve net zero in 2030 and identify more specific and timely metrics for monitoring progress towards carbon neutrality in each emissions sector.

Download the GHG Inventory and sector emissions monitoring report for Exeter.

The GHG inventory reports emissions for eight sectors: power, buildings, industry, transport, agriculture, land use, waste and fluorinated gasses (F gases). The inventory is for territorial emissions. Territorial emissions are those arising from within the boundaries of the city and are therefore more in the control of people living, working and visiting the city.

To explore practical actions and ways that you as individuals and businesses can get involved, or if you simply want to get in touch, then please visit the Exeter City Futures website.