This BECBC sector group has been created to look at the sustainable energy market, both to support members to help their businesses reduce their energy overheads and carbon footprint, and to help them break into a booming clean energy sector.
With an extra 125TW of power required from sustainable sources by 2035, and COP26 around the corner, there has never been a better time to be involved in the energy sector.
Cumbria is home to the second largest wind farm and has a huge manufacturing sector. The group will look at the achievements of local companies, but also at other national regions of sustainable development, both for learning and opportunity.
This group is led by Charlotte Penn. If your company is, or wants to be, involved in sustainable energy, even just to learn how to operate more efficiently, please get in touch. We are always looking for new projects and companies to give talks in this field or host an event, so if you have any ideas we want to hear them.
The more we share our knowledge the more progress can be made.
Charlotte Penn, BECBC Marketing and Communications Director
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