Training & Awareness
The behaviour of staff and other users (students, patients, customers etc) and their awareness of energy play a key part in reducing energy consumption. It is estimated that up to 20% of total energy can be saved by adopting and maintaining best practice.
Undertaking an appropriate range of specific training and broader awareness raising will contribute substantially to any plan to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact in general.
The Green Consultancy provides a wide range of training services - technical and/or inspirational - tailored to suit the needs of each client and options include:
- Energy awareness training for non-technical staff – and students
- Training Energy Champions
- Technical training to suit the needs of individual departments or sites.
- Train-the-trainer for very large or multisite organisations – for example for regional managers or factory supervisors
- Training aimed at senior managers
- PowerPoint presentations to form part of the induction process for organisations with a large staff turnover
- Input into web-based energy awareness tools – for example for universities
- Support for energy awareness campaigns
If this of interest, one of our trainers will discuss it with you, identifying the services you need, and the logistics of group size etc, so that we can prepare a costed proposal.
For a more sophisticated approach to embeding a carbon reduction or sustainability strategy in your organisation from top to bottom, please see Organisational Development for Sustainability.
Please also see:
Energising the Workforce Workshops
Monitoring & Targeting Workshops
Smart Metering Implentation Workshops
For your no obligation quote, or to discuss your requirements, please contact Michael Webb or phone him on 08450 176299.

Depending on client circumstances and current funding rules, some of these services may be fully or partly funded by the Carbon Trust.
News

6th April 2011
The Green Consultancy exhibits at EAUC’s Annual Conference 11-13 April at the University of York.

21st October 2010
Other energy/carbon news from yesterday’s Comprehensive Spending Review: Renewable Heat Incentive, Feed-In Tariffs and Green Deal etc.




