Clean energy

Energy efficiency

Decarbonising the built environment means transforming the buildings we already have. We help public bodies, corporates and social landlords take estate-wide programmes from concept to implementation.

buildings

Heat decarbonisation

Heat is one of the hardest parts of the built environment to decarbonise. Our independent advice covers the policies, projects and infrastructure the transition requires.

heat networks

Sustainable cooling

Cooling and heating needs are usually managed separately, at a cost to both. We provide practical guidance on integrated approaches across buildings and estates.

For more efficient, resilient and lower carbon buildings

Rising energy costs. Ageing assets. Tightening regulation. Residents and tenants expecting more. The organisations responsible for our buildings face pressures that arrive together and compete for the same budgets.

Decarbonisation works best when it answers those pressures at once. That means understanding how an estate performs today, knowing which assets to tackle first and in what order, and choosing heat and efficiency measures that suit the building in front of you.

We bring technical, commercial and policy expertise together so that plans hold up in practice, and we stay involved from assessment and business case through to procurement, delivery and the performance that follows.

Contact our experts

 

Image
David Reilly profile
Quote Icon

Most organisations already know broadly what needs to happen to their buildings. The hard part is getting from a plan to a funded, procured project that delivers what it promised, and that is where independent advice earns its place.

David Reilly

Director, Cities & Regions, the Carbon Trust