“I need more
than a coffee after seeing
the latest grid prices.”
“Time to
think seriously about the
alternatives.”
“What’s on the menu?”
“The croissant looks good.”
“Ha ha! He meant
the net-zero technology menu.”
“ReEnergise can advise.
Let’s call them.”
Do you aspire to be net-zero and stop relying on grid energy?
Some people say the energy crisis has happened because we’ve switched investment from fossil fuels to low-carbon alternatives too quickly. Others say now is the time to accelerate investment, so that we can become less reliant on grid supplied energy that much more quickly.
Whatever the rights and wrongs, one thing remains clear: a coherent estate decarbonisation plan is essential. A well thought through plan will lay out the various technology and funding options, scrutinize them rigorously, flush out the pros and cons, and enable the right project options to be chosen for subsequent implementation over the coming years.
Our core business in ReEnergise is drafting comprehensive decarbonisation plans for complex, multi-faceted education sector estates; and managing the projects that follow logically from the plan.
We also provide free support with grant applications for the Low Carbon Skills Fund (pays for decarbonisation plans) and the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (supports decarbonisation projects). The Government has recently announced new budgets for both these funds, but we know from experience that timely and credible applications are critical.
Contact us to arrange your decarbonisation plan; and for support with grant applications.
Email:
nigel@reenergisegroup.com Tel: 07496 950531 / 01428 608462
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