Focusing on the post-16 education sector, EAUC provides a system that creates a world with sustainability at its heart. As a consultancy business that supports the education sector with carbon and energy management, we advocate the association’s vision. There are over 300 universities, colleges and learning and skills organisations as members. The EAUC have dedicated
Carbon and energy management consultancy, TEAM Energy, has joined the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC). The UKGBC is a non-profit organisation dedicated to transforming the built environment for a sustainable future. With over 700 members they represent the unified voice of current and future leaders in the sector and drive positive change through collaboration, knowledge
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Boost your business’ energy efficiency with expert commercial EPC consultancy For many businesses, acquiring a Commercial Energy Performance Certificate is simply a tick box exercise they are required to complete. However, in today’s environmentally conscious market, energy efficiency is not just a
We are pleased to have been named as a supplier on the NHS SBS Framework Agreement for Lot 9, focusing on delivering services for Social Value, Sustainability and Carbon Neutrality (SBS10197). This appointment will enable NHS organisations and businesses in the public sector to procure our services without having to go through a complicated tender
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Choosing the right energy bureau service in 10 steps If your business has an energy management team who is allocating vast amounts of time to checking energy data and analysing invoices, outsourcing to an energy bureau service will allow them to apply
We have joined the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), a global professional body for over 20,000 individuals and 300 organisations working in the field of environment and sustainability. By becoming a consultancy partner with IEMA, we gain access to a network of seventeen regional networks and the opportunity to collaborate with like-minded professionals.
We have fitted ten Electric Vehicle charging points at our Milton Keynes office to make the transition to green driving easier for employees. This exciting news follows the announcement of our Electric Vehicle (EV) Salary Sacrifice scheme, in partnership with Octopus Energy, to make electric commuting more accessible to employees. The success of this workplace
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Unlocking the potential of a TM44 inspection With the British summer on the doorstep, there is always uncertainty about the weather, how it will affect your buildings and how much heavy lifting your heating and cooling system will be doing to keep
Along with many other businesses who are tackling climate change, we have joined the SME Climate Hub. By joining the Hub, we have pledged to achieve net zero emissions along with many other businesses across 120 countries. The official pledge is to halve its emissions by 2030 and achieve net zero emissions by 2050. However,
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Important changes for ESOS Phase 3 The Environment Agency has recently announced changes to the Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) which will impact organisations that are required to comply with the ESOS scheme. What has changed for ESOS Phase 3? ESOS Energy
For a second year running, energy and carbon management consultancy, TEAM has contributed as a corporate friend of the Forest of Marston Vale and has planted a tree for each and every employee. TEAM is an employee-owned business with environmental values at its core. Last year TEAM became carbon neutral as part of its mission
Energy and net zero have been talked about a lot by the Government and other political parties lately. Quite possibly the topic is being used as one of the levers to appeal to secure voters for the next election. However, Rishi Sunak recently presented a big U-turn on some of the energy policies that feed
