Climate plan

Climate plan

The University's Climate plan sets out our ambitions, principles, and commitments in relation to addressing the climate crisis and outlines how we are going to move forward in developing our pathway to achieving net zero by 2035. With key activities already underway, the Climate plan will help us transition to net zero at pace and with real impact.

Nicola Davies, Director of Finance and Chair of the University’s Sustainability Board, said:

“The University of Liverpool is committed to building a more sustainable world for our staff, students, and the whole of society. We believe through being responsible custodians of our estate, leveraging our world-class research output and harnessing the enthusiasm of our staff and students, we will ensure the University is net zero carbon by 2035 at the latest, and meet our wider sustainability ambitions too. The launch of the Climate Plan marks an important step toward achieving our goals and sets out how our whole community can play their part in securing the future of our planet.”

Does the University have a publicly available carbon management plan which meets each of the following 5 conditions?

The Energy Services Team monitor energy and carbon across the entire University in support of the Sustainability Strategy and Liverpool2031 Net Zero Carbon targets. The University's Climate plan sets out our ambitions, principles, and commitments in relation to addressing the climate crisis and outlines how we are going to move forward in developing our pathway to achieving net zero by 2035. With key activities already underway, the Climate plan will help us transition to net zero at pace and with real impact.