Research

• Prof Darryl Newport (Energy & Resources Management)

• Dr Alison Pooley (Sustainable Healthy Communities)

• Dr Hannah Steventon (Green Infrastructure)

Ufuoma Egbegbedia - Research Associate

Robert Read - Research Associate

Niki Field - Research Project Administrator

Jo Durham - Research Institute Administrator

• Justine Oakes 

• Prof Clare Rigg 

• Dr Mark Bowler 

• Dr Liana Psarologaki 

• Benjamin Powell 

• Dr Andres Arce 

• Dr Marco Spada 

• Prof Alistair Mathie 

• Prof Nicholas Caldwell 

• Dr Paco Mejias Villatoro 

• Peter Gudde 

• Dr Chris Tuppen - Visiting Professor of Sustainability

• Prof William Pope - Visiting Professor of Bio-enterprise & Health

• Dr Helen Bailey - Visiting Professor of Sustainable Construction Materials & Engineering 

• Prof Christopher Gorse - Visiting Professor of Construction and Project Management 

• Katherine West - Visiting Senior Fellow in Research Methods and Environmental Ethics

• Prof Lloyd Scott - Visiting Professor of Sustainability

• Dr Peter Bryant - 

  Visiting Senior Fellow in Environmental and Energy Research

• Paul DiMambro - Visiting Senior Fellow in Social Value and Impact (Sustainability)
• Dr Michael High - Visiting Senior Fellow in Environment and Energy Research
• Dr Mike Lawrence - Visiting Professor of Sustainable Materials Engineering
• Eric Zie - Visiting Professor of Digital and ICT Sustainability
• Dr Stephen Roast - Visiting Senior Fellow in Environmental and Energy Research

• Dr Bamdad Ayati 

• Dr Aurore Julien 

• Dr Mike Medas 

• Dr Pauline Georgio 

• Prof Mohamed Abdel-Maguid 

• Dr Lewis Walsh 

• Prof Mike Lawrence 

• Prof Naresh Pandit 

• Prof Chris Cheeseman 

• Prof Yu Xiong 

Details coming soon

Businesses in Suffolk and Norfolk can ‘BEE’ greener and save money for free, thanks to Business Energy Efficiency (BEE) Anglia project. European funding was approved just in the nick of time to help Norfolk and Suffolk businesses become greener and cut their energy costs.

The project BEE Anglia is funded by the European Regional Development Fund and is being delivered across the region through a partnership of Groundwork, Norfolk County Council, NWES and Suffolk County Council.

The project has three core offers that have been designed to help businesses reduce carbon and save money using independent advice (FREE Energy reviews), grant funding (up to £20,000) and recognition for their efforts (Carbon Charter accreditation).

So far Business Energy Efficiency (BEE) Anglia have awarded £145,000 in grant funding for various energy efficiency projects (totalling £536,000) including radiant heating, vehicle tracking, wood burner and lighting.  The scope for grant funding has been widened to enable ANY energy efficiency measure to be considered.  Approval will be based on being able to demonstrate sufficient associated energy savings.

To date the project has reviewed 463 organisations and identified cost savings of £2,751,597 (£5,943 per business), and carbon savings of 25,042t (54t per business).  The savings identified are the equivalent of 7,442 flights from London to Sydney.

“Without the funding from BEE Anglia we wouldn’t have been able to afford the extra cost of installing energy saving equipment and LED lighting. Our aim is to grow the company without having any increased impact on the environment. Implementing these energy saving techniques has helped us achieve this goal”

Alasdair Gordon, Operations Director, Kiezebrink

If your organisation is interested in the service, register your interest online or call Groundwork on 01473 350370. Dedicated advisors will be able to answer any queries about eligibility for the programme or potential grant projects.

Case Study - The Hold