The council are aiming to become zero-carbon by 2038
More than 2,000 solar panels will be attached to the roof of Hammerstone Road Depot as part of plans to reduce the council’s carbon footprint.
The former home of the steam locomotive manufacturer Beyer in Openshaw, which currently accommodates various different council services, is one of the key parts of the council’s drive to become zero-carbon by 2038.READ MORE: The takeaway so filthy the mice were eating the grease Coun Tracey Rawlins, executive member for environment and transport said: "As a Council we are fully committed to playing our part in making Manchester a zero-carbon city by 2038. As part of this work we are rolling out an ambitious decarbonisation plan across our estate, looking at where we can generate green energy and cut our carbon emissions."
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