We understand that embarking on a net-zero journey can be a complex undertaking. At any stage of your net zero journey, we’re here to provide expert guidance and support to help you achieve your carbon reduction targets. Whether that’s assessing current and future carbon emissions and presenting a roadmap with scenarios and implications to offering advice, guidance, and improvements for your organisation and public buildings.
We’ll work closely with you to ensure that your energy costs are reduced, carbon emissions minimised, and you comply with government energy regulations.
With ambitious targets set for the public sector to reduce carbon emissions, it’s never been more important having a net zero roadmap in place. Our team of net zero consultants help you determine the actions you need to take to achieve your carbon reduction targets. And we take time to analyse and understand your current carbon emissions, to then present a pathway for your current and future footprint each year to 2050.
Net zero roadmap
Our site decarbonisation survey prioritises the identification of low to zero cost measures that can be implemented immediately to boost your site’s efficiency. We’ll also explore other carbon saving initiatives where energy efficiency technologies, such as heat pumps, LED lighting, Solar and more, can further reduce energy consumption and costs.
Site decarbonisation survey
Our team of qualified and accredited surveyors can provide you with support and guidance on your statutory reporting requirements, including Display Energy Certificates (DECs), Non-domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), and more.
Energy performance certificates
In the financial year 2025/2026 we ran a social value initiative with our flexible framework supplier, npower Business Solutions (nBS) for our local authority customers to nominate a charity of their choice. Find out how nominee Cynthia Spencer Hospice Charity used their funding.
For local government, the conversation about net zero is changing. The ambition has not disappeared, but the language around it is becoming more practical, more local and, in many cases, more focused on the day-to-day pressures facing councils and communities.
New research reveals how councils in England and Wales face funding, capacity and market pressures -widening the gap between net zero goals and on-the-ground delivery.