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renewable energy rollout

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Lewisham Council's Sustainable Development Committee is scrutinising the renewable energy rollout as part of its 2026-27 work programme.

Lewisham Council's Sustainable Development Committee is currently scrutinising the renewable energy rollout as a key area of its 2026-27 work programme. This work programme, reviewed by the committee in July 2026, explicitly links sustainability to housing and focuses on the climate and ecological crisis.

The committee, chaired by Councillor Kate Anderson, will also scrutinise social housing decarbonisation, waste management, and biodiversity recovery. Its role involves reviewing proposed scrutiny items for the council's select committees, ensuring a comprehensive approach to environmental challenges.

Key facts

  1. Lewisham Council's Sustainable Development Committee will scrutinise renewable energy rollout in its 2026-27 work programme. Source
  2. The committee reviewed its proposed work programmes on July 16, 2026. Source
  3. The 2026-27 work programme explicitly links sustainability to housing. Source
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