Your Low Carbon Programme
Whether you have started your journey to becoming low carbon or want to learn how to begin, the Low Carbon Business Support Programme can help your business.
We aim to help businesses in the Greater Cambridge and Peterborough LEP area with FREE support to help your business cut carbon and cut costs as a result.
The Journey
Business Diagnostic &
Low Carbon Review
All beneficiaries can start their journey with an optional business diagnostic and low carbon review. The diagnostic provides around 2 hours of support from an expert business advisor and will cover all areas of business operations with a particular focus on energy management and will help identify the key areas where support is required and which aspects of the support programme will be most beneficial.
The diagnostic is also the gateway to a comprehensive workshop programme designed to help businesses to start their own low carbon journey.
Last chance to join the programme!
The final workshop programme runs over 2 full days on Tuesday 4 July and Thursday 6 July 2023, 9am-4pm
New Shire Hall, Emery Crescent, Enterprise Campus, Weald, Huntingdon PE28 4YE
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LOW Carbon in focus
Technology Reviews
Focused one hour sessions led by technology experts – providing insight into key low carbon technologies.
Sessions run from 12 pm – 1 pm and follow the following format:
Expert speaker presentation followed by delegate Q&A
Session content: Technology overview – Benefits and challenges – Overview of indicative costs/savings/payback – Case studies
The dates are highlighted below – To register your place on a technology review please email LowCarbon-BSP@deytonbell.com
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LOW Carbon success Stories
Case Study Events
A series of case study events featuring other businesses sharing their experiences of improving energy efficiency, investing in renewable energy technologies and reducing their carbon footprint.
Join us at one of these ONLINE events
Showcase Live
Tuesday 23 May, 8:30am - 12:30pm
The Burgess Hall, Westwood Road, St Ives PE27 6WU
To bring the programme to a close, join us at our FREE live showcase event which includes:
- Guest Speakers
- Specialists from companies that can help you with starting your own Low Carbon Journey
- Review of St Ives Micro Grid Project
- FREE breakfast roll, tea, coffee and networking
Cambridgeshire County Council, in partnership with Deyton Bell & PECT invites you to the Low Carbon Business Support programme Showcase Live!
The funding received from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) for the St Ives Park & Ride Smart Energy Grid has allowed Cambridgeshire County Council, in partnership with Deyton Bell and PECT, to run the Low Carbon Business Support Programme helping small and medium-size enterprises transition into a low carbon economy.
Doors will open at 8am, so come along and start the morning with a FREE breakfast roll and an opportunity to network with like-minded businesses, renewable energy experts and solutions providers.
During the morning listen to guest speakers from Cambridgeshire County Council, and partners, and learn about new projects, future funding opportunities, and other business support programmes in your area.
Hear about how the programme has supported local businesses start their own Low Carbon Journey and helped them cut costs, and gain the opportunity to learn about the St Ives Micro Grid Project, how it is supporting Cambridgeshire reach its goal of Net-Zero by 2045.
Meet specialists from companies that can help you with starting your own Low Carbon Journey that specialise in:
- LED Lighting
- Infrared Heating
- Solar PV & Battery Storage
- Electric Vehicles & Charging
- Heat Pumps & wind
- Heat recovery
- Building Fabrics
- Business Support and Business consultancy
The event will end with the opportunity of a site visit and tour of the St Ives Park and ride. Just a 5-minute drive from the venue, the site is an important contributor in helping Cambridgeshire reach its goal of Net-Zero by 2045 and see how the project has transformed the site into a renewable energy generator that will produce 1MW of renewable energy.