Tackling targets of atmospheric proportions

• Facilitated Scotland's transition to a low-carbon economy by providing expert advice and financial support for private, public, and community projects. 

• Identified multiple projects across Scottland including airports, universities, and industrial firms, working with local authorities to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.  
• Long-term economic and environmental benefits through empowering businesses with best practices that deliver the most sustainable and efficient results.

Scottish Enterprise, Scotland’s main economic development agency, appointed us as the lead consultant for the low carbon infrastructure programme (LCIP) to identify and support the development of energy saving projects across the country.

In that role, we identified multiple project opportunities and worked with Scottish businesses and local authorities to develop innovative solutions that will reduce their energy costs and carbon emissions. 

Our remit enabled us to explore opportunities with airports, universities, industrial firms, manufacturing companies, business parks and ports - providing technical modelling around long-term sustainable solutions. 

By using our expertise and experience in developing the feasibility of similar schemes and in project managing bespoke best practice energy infrastructure solutions, we helped Scottish Enterprise to take carbon reduction to new heights and create a legacy that will benefit businesses, the environment and the community for many years.