Net Zero Pathfinder - Phase 2 Manchester

** 净零探路者，第二阶段曼彻斯特 ** 将在第一阶段可行性研究结果的基础上，实施基于地方的净零计划，以加快实现城市的净零目标，采用创新的整体-曼彻斯特市理事会和曼彻斯特气候变化机构认识到，需要在脱碳方面进行大量额外投资，以使城市达到净零排放。2038年目标。第一阶段可行性研究为当地市中心周围地区（包括市中心）制定的净零计划目前估计价值5500万英镑。我们将继续我们在第一阶段开发的创新方法，直接与当地利益相关者合作，包括区域基础设施运营商，社会住房提供商，交通运营商和大曼彻斯特联合管理局，以进一步完善和发展这一净零项目管道。根据纽约市的地方能源计划（LAEP），我们将继续开发一个混合投资组合，包括从现有的地方追求成果的融资中获得资金，并继续我们从第一阶段开始的工作，与公共和私营部门的利益相关者合作，为我们的投资组合吸引更多的私人融资选择。这将支持我们继续解决一系列非技术性障碍，包括：利用寻求成果的资金来杠杆化寻求回报的投资;在混合投资组合中建立收入流模型;评估成果购买者的利益;利用财务披露来降低公共资金的风险;增加当地供应链和技能机会;创建有利的政策框架;设计正确的治理、法律的和合同安排，以便交付;让居民、企业和当地社区有效参与;在第一阶段可行性研究结果的基础上，我们将调整、完善和测试净零项目的聚合（涵盖电力、热力和流动性），以吸引能够大规模解锁脱碳的混合投资组合。

**Net Zero Pathfinder, Phase 2 Manchester** will build upon the findings of the Phase 1 feasibility study towards the delivery of a local place-based net zero programme to accelerate delivery of the City's net zero targets using an innovative whole-systems approach.Manchester City Council and Manchester Climate Change Agency recognise the need for significant additional investment in decarbonisation for the City to reach its net zero 2038 goals.The net zero plan created in the Phase 1 feasibility study for the area around and including a local Town Centre currently has an estimated value of £55m. We will continue with our innovative approach developed during Phase 1 by working directly with local stakeholders including regional infrastructure operators, social housing providers, transport operators and Greater Manchester Combined Authority to further refine and develop this pipeline of net zero projects. Informed by the City's Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP), we will continue to develop a blended investment portfolio including funding from existing, local outcome-seeking finance and continue our work, started at Phase 1, to engage with both public and private sector stakeholders to attract additional private financing options to our portfolio.This will support us in continuing to address a range of non-technical barriers including: using outcome-seeking funds to leverage return-seeking investment; modelling revenue streams across a blended portfolio; valuing benefits for outcome buyers; using financial disclosure to de-risk public funds; growing local supply chains and skills opportunities; creating an enabling policy framework; designing the right governance, legal, and contractual arrangements for delivery; engaging residents, businesses, and local communities effectively; and building capacity for net zero delivery within local government and relevant stakeholders.Building on the findings of the Phase 1 feasibility study, we will adapt, refine, and test the aggregation of net zero projects (covering power, heat and mobility) from across mixed assets (domestic, commercial, industrial, public) within a local place to attract a blended portfolio of investments that can unlock decarbonisation at scale.