Energy and carbon advisory services
Our sustainable development and carbon reduction projects cover a range of different industries and global markets.
We’ve delivered a vast range of sustainable development and carbon reduction projects across hugely different industries and global markets.
The clean technologies we use include industrial energy efficiency, waste gas and heat to power, small-scale wind and hydro as well as biomass and biofuels.
In an advisory capacity, our work has covered forestry and land use change, sustainable development, strategic policy, energy and resource management, emissions assessment and carbon management.
Energy Performance Contracts (or EnPCs for short) are an excellent way for both Public Sector and Private Sector businesses to remove the requirement to have in-house staff managing energy consumption and driving energy performance, cost reduction and environmental improvements.
The Government has identified significant potential for greater efficiency in the use of electricity in the UK and launched a consultation that sought views on what more might be done to support the efficient use of electricity.
The case for the Green Investment Bank (GIB) to invest in financing community renewable energy projects.
FutureFit is Affinity Sutton’s flagship project that aims to provide unique insights into how the Green Deal could work in social housing.
Ground-breaking research by Camco for the Energy Bill Revolution Campaign shows that the recycling of carbon revenues into domestic energy efficiency could quadruple the carbon emissions savings and number of jobs supported in the building sector compared with the Green Deal and ECO alone
Across the public sector estate in England, an investment of £1.7bn for cost-effective carbon reduction could deliver carbon savings of 21MtCO2e and cost savings of £4.9bn over the lifetime of the measures
Countries around the world are realising that much can be learned from previous policy experience
EE investment incentives could transform the relationship between growth and greenhouse gas emissions
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