ECSC
Energy Centre for Sustainable Communities
Energy Agency
Year created: 1982 No of staff: 15
Sources of Funding
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30% - National |
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70% - Private |
Address
26a, Commercial Way
Woking
GU21 6EN
United Kingdom
Phone:
+44 14 83 74 90 40
Fax:
Web site: http://www.ecsc.uk.com
Primary contact
Director
John
THORP
email:
john.thorp@ecsc.uk.com
phone:
+44 14 83 74 90 41
General Info
The ECSC carries out development and implementation of programmes to create socially responsible sustainable energy futures through energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources. This is achieved through:
- Research and dissemination of information on energy efficiency and renewable energy sources;
- Development, design and implementation of programmes, including training delivery strategies, to increase the contribution of energy efficiency and solar/renewable energy sources to meeting the future energy needs of corporate business, the fuel rich and the fuel poor.
ECSC continues to research the issues surrounding the practical application of energy efficiency, informed by its ongoing projects. This supports its advisory services and developing the future projects and initiatives needed to increase the role of energy efficiency in sustainable development.
Areas of expertise:
- Empowering and changing citizens' behaviour;
- Production of promotional material and dissemination of information;
- Project finance and management, supply contract negotiation;
- Advice on energy efficiency auditing, promotion of renewable technology, energy efficiency in buildings,small wind farms, solar energy specification,tendering, contractor selection,installation.
- Educational material preparation and delivery.
ECSC is a national registered charity, set up in 1982, to advance the knowledge and application of energy efficiency. The development of practical locally focussed programmes to improve energy efficiency, throughout the UK, in households of all tenures and income levels, businesses and local authorities has been its focus ever since.




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