Think, model, design, construct and operate Net Zero

We help clients achieve Net Zero carbon emissions in the operation of their buildings, whether new builds or refurbishments. Our approach is to think, model, design, construct and operate.

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Think

Having listened to your needs and assessed your current energy usage, our highly experienced team is able to provide indicative ideas on how we can help you achieve Net Zero

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Model

Using highly sophisticated modelling software, we are able to model your building and demonstrate the impact on energy usage and carbon emissions of different design concepts

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Design

Once we have agreed the design concepts, our team of building services engineers will develop the Net Zero detailed design, ensuring full compliance with a range of regulations

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Construct

During the construction phase, our team will review any contractor design elements and monitor build quality to ensure all key performance parameters are met.

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Operate

Building energy models are often produced during the design stage in order to meet building regulations compliance.

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Grant Aid

The Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme provides grants for public sector bodies to fund heat decarbonisation and energy efficiency measures.

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Liverpool Heart and Chest, Decarbonisation Reports

In line with the Government’s decarbonisation plan, the Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital (LH&C) NHS Foundation Trust (FT) is committed to continually improving its assets’ energy efficiency and carbon reduction. Our team were commissioned to deliver a range of energy surveys which explore the most feasible and effective decarbonisation solution for each building whilst considering […]

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