Partnerships delivering community energy in Camden
Case studies and blog posts, Schools – Wednesday, June 24th, 2020
Power Up North London Director, Ben Pearce, provides an update on the Hampstead solar project – a successful partnership bringing benefits to the local community and reducing carbon.
Following a successful community share offer which raised £46,000, 48kW of solar panels were installed at...
Air Quality and COVID-19, what’s next in Camden?
Case studies and blog posts, News – Thursday, June 4th, 2020
Senior Air Quality Officer at Camden Council, Tom Parkes, provides an analysis of the recent impact of lockdown on air quality in the borough and on-going actions the Council is taking.
The introduction of coronavirus lockdown measures in London has had a significant impact on air quality in the...
Leading change using the Sustainable Development Goals – Troup Bywaters + Anders
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, June 28th, 2019
Troup Bywaters + Anders (TB+A) is a high-performing consulting building services engineering partnership that has been ‘bringing buildings to life’ for over 60 years.
Over 200 employees in eight offices nationally deliver exceptional environments across a diverse portfolio from landmark...
Dominion Theatre – On a path to be carbon neutral by 2021
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, June 28th, 2019
The Dominion Theatre is one of the largest entertainment venues in the West End covering from classics performances to new fringe productions, as well as attractions and exhibitions.
The Dominion Theatre is committed to minimising its impact on the environment. In 2005 they put together their...
Another successful installation with the Camden Climate Fund
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, June 28th, 2019
In 2017 Robert MacGibbon and Ruth Hawthorn were looking to improve their Victorian home in Kentish Town when they heard about the new Camden Climate Fund. They were successful in applying for £1,500. This covered about a third of the cost of installing 7 solar panels on their south west facing...
PREMIUM MEMBERS CASE STUDY: John McAslan and Partners. Realising sustainability objectives.
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, July 20th, 2018
A capital contribution from the Camden Climate Fund will save John McAslan and Partners an estimated £500 and 2305 kg in carbon emissions a year.
John McAslan and Partners (JMP) is an architectural and design firm based in Euston, with a further small studio in Edinburgh and overseas project...
Phoenix Artist Club – Following a sustainable path
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, July 20th, 2018
By upgrading to more energy efficient lighting, achieved using financial support from the Camden Climate Fund, the Phoenix Artist Club is estimated to reduce their carbon footprint by 23,915 kg of CO2 per year, which will result in yearly savings of just over £10,000
About Phoenix Artist...
Effective meetings that are good for business and environment
Case studies and blog posts – Sunday, June 17th, 2018
London Video Conferencing ‘Travel for fun. Not for business’
An IT communications business and CCCA member based in Holborn, London Video Conferencing has specialised for the last 10 years in video conferencing as a service. They are available 24/7 as it is always 9am somewhere. Facilities can be...
PREMIUM MEMBERS CASE STUDY: Electric vans. A win-win sustainable choice
Case studies and blog posts – Friday, June 15th, 2018
About Colyer
Colyer London’s mission is to provide creative solutions to creative people through carefully and ethically thought out products and services; from comprehensive graphic and office supplies, colour accurate printing devices through to Mac & digital infrastructure support; Colyer...
Premium member case study: Beck Greener
Case studies and blog posts – Wednesday, April 11th, 2018
Beck Greener is a Camden-based firm of patent attorneys, trade mark attorneys, design attorneys and IP litigators. Its experience and expertise in the fields of patents and trade marks is recognised by the industry. For example, the firm is amongst the top 30 filers of both British and EU...
Premium members case study: The Wesley Hotel
Case studies and blog posts – Monday, October 30th, 2017
The Wesley is recognised as the First Ethical Hotel in the UK and is located near Euston. It has become established as one of central London’s fastest emerging independent hospitality and accommodation brands, since its rebranding in May 2013. Building on a rich Methodist heritage dating back to...
Premium members case study: Optimum
Case studies and blog posts – Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
Optimum
Optimum is a building services management company offering a range of mechanical and electrical building services. Joining the CCCA as a premium member in April 2016, Optimum has benefited from the advice, pro-active support and resources offered including a sustainability pathway and...
MEMBERS SUCCESSES: Troup Bywaters + Anders case study
Case studies and blog posts, News – Thursday, October 13th, 2016
Troup Bywaters + Anders
TB + A are a nationwide building services engineering and design consultancy. Sustainability is embedded within their business and is a key part of their business strategy, they have been CCCA members since 2011. Since joining they have been involved in Alliance events,...
OUR SUCCESSES – client case studies
Case studies and blog posts – Wednesday, June 22nd, 2016
From 2008/09 – 2014/15 CCCA have helped Camden businesses save over 27,700 tonnes of carbon equating to over £5 million in savings, and we continue to work together to make reductions. One of most recent client case studies is our Premium Member Sheppard Robson
Case study: Sheppard Robson