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Councillor Fouweather asked: How many vehicles are there in the current council fleet? How many of those vehicles are ULEV compliant. Councillor R Howells responded: The emissions standards for public sector vehicles apply at point of purchase. With the targets for cars and light vans being 2025 and for heavy vehicles being 2030. Currently there are 204 vehicles in the Council fleet, of which, 109 are Electric. We replace vehicles when they are the end of their economic life. The vehicles we have purchased so far have resulted in a 44% reduction in fuel usage compared to baseline, we have also increased this saving through co-location of solar generation.
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