Who are thecarbonline.co.uk ?
thecarbonline.co.uk is a social enterprise that helps business offset carbon emissions and works in partnership to educate on climate change. We are an organisation that works in partnership with the British Council for the School Environment and Clarson Goff Management.
We
are an associate member of the Energy Efficiency Partnerships for Homes (EST)
and a member of the Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP).
thecarbonline.co.uk is responsible for leadership of the project and
bringing together the relevant partners to deliver the carbon reductions.
We set the environmental policy for the projects to ensure that maximum
carbon reduction is achieved. We also organise launch events to generate
publicity for sponsors.
Our
Team
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Brian Whitington BSc (Hons), PGCE, ACIH, MSc |
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Brian holds a Masters in public administration from London University and has served as director of the education business link consortium for south London.
He has extensive project management experience and has direct
experience in the field, having previously been the Head of
Community Projects for the Energy Conservation & Solar Centre,
working on renewable energy and energy efficiency projects across
the UK, gaining associate membership of the Chartered Institute of
Housing. He has also been a Parliamentary Researcher and has served
as a Public Relations Officer for the Royal College of Midwives. |
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Neil Sabharwal BA
(Hons) MA |
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Neil has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University and has studied the topics of green economics and pollution externalities. He worked at eBay.com as a financial analyst. For thecarbonline.co.uk Neil will oversee financial forecasting and strategy. Neil is a local authority member and uses his knowledge and experience of local government to help thecarbonline.co.uk handle issues such as planning or feeding into local strategic partnerships.
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thecarbonline.co.uk
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Clarson Goff Management is an experienced and expert Project Management Company. We have been operating for 25 years and were one of the first companies to start up in the Construction and Property Industry with Project Management as our sole activity. We have a wide range of private sector and public sector experience. Our private sector clients include many blue chip/ household companies including Marks and Spencer, John Lewis Partnership, Credit Swiss and Standard Life. We work across the public sector and our education work includes schools, colleges and universities, including the The Bishop's Stortford High School, the Hertfordshire & Essex High School, Djanogly Academy, Lambeth College, the University of East Anglia and Middlesex University.
We are focused on providing our clients with practical and sustainable
buildings, ensuring that energy efficient facilities are provided,
using emerging technologies and micro-generation of power wherever
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 The British Council for the School Environment are sourcing schools for the measures to be implemented and are the leading organisation in the country that advises on the school environment. |
 SELCO INDIA, the Solar Electric Light Company, provides infrastructure solutions to underserved households and businesses in India and rest of the developing world. Through its 25 centres in India, SELCO has brought reliable, affordable, and environmentally sustainable electricity to 55,000 homes and businesses since 1995. From solar lighting and electricity, to clean water and wireless communications, SELCO aims to empower its customers by providing complete packages of product, service and consumer financing, all under one roof. |
Alternative Technology Centre Alternative Technology Centre is based in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire. In partnership with schools they are providing training on how best to create a generational sea change in attitudes towards the planet and its resources. They are a leading public educator on environmental issues and have produced high quality related curriculum materials for use in the classroom. |
enquiries@thecarbonline.co.uk
0845 680 0047
34 St James's Street London SW1A 1HD
© 2006 thecarbonline.co.uk