This revision of the Glasgow Climate Plan builds upon the accomplishments and advances made in our journey towards becoming a net zero carbon city by 2030. It recognises the scale of the opportunity in Glasgow to pursue lower-carbon energy, heating and transport. The Plan reinforces our ambition to become a net zero carbon city and to redouble our efforts to enable a just transition towards that goal.
By bringing together our plans to reduce carbon emissions and to adapt to the impacts of climate change we are already experiencing, we believe that this revised plan will help ensure our city is better equipped to make the journey to net zero carbon and deal with the increasing risks posed by the climate emergency. We also hope that this updated plan makes clear the many benefits that can be achieved through climate action, such as warmer homes, lifting families out of poverty, cleaner air, and providing green job opportunities.
It is really important that we hear from you, the people, organisations, and institutions of Glasgow, about what you think, so that we can make sure that Glasgow’s Climate Plan delivers the healthier, greener, more prosperous city that you want to see.
We have produced a Quick Guide, which is a good starting point to help you understand what the Climate Plan is and the information it contains. We would also encourage you to have a look at the full Climate Action Plan and let us know your views through this consultation process.
We hope as many people as possible are able to contribute their views to the consultation.
Glasgow City Council will also be hosting a series of engagement opportunities across the city during the consultation period. If you are interested in coming along to hear more detail and talk with us about what is important for climate action in Glasgow, please visit our website www.glasgow.gov.uk/cpconsultation for more information about locations, dates and times.
The Climate Plan, Climate Action Plan and Quick Guide are available at www.glasgow.gov.uk/cpconsultation.
The deadline for completing this survey is 15 February 2026