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Local authorities have the potential to deliver on a range of energy projects from reducing spend on energy supplied to council-owned buildings, to using council owned assets (land and buildings) to generate local power from natural sources and nearby income. We support local authorities that seek to take an active role in the energy market. Through participation in energy generation, councils can help to provide locally-based alternatives to the Big 6, reduce carbon emissions and reduce fuel poverty.
We work with public sector organisations outside London to deliver the National Re:fit Programme, an energy efficiency programme that guarantees substantial financial savings whilst improving the energy efficiency of assets.
We support the Welsh Government to deliver the Green Growth Wales Programme, a pipeline of public sector local renewable energy generation and efficiency projects. Find out more about our work in wales here
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CASE STUDIES
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Increasing housing supplyOverviewLocal Partnerships provides a practical and objective approach to increasing housing supply: we can help you unlock the potential in your area -
Worcestershire County CouncilOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
Wolverhampton City CouncilOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
Warwickshire County CouncilOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
WALSALL COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
Telford & Wrekin Council Property Alliance Using assets for growthOverviewTelford and Wrekin Council’s successful achievement of some significant growth related outcomes through use of its asset base in challenging times. -
Supporting the enterprise zone programmeOverviewFor the past 12 months Local Partnerships has supported the delivery of enterprise zones (EZs) in
a programme funded by the DCLG. -
STOKE–ON-TRENT CITY COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
SOLIHULL COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
SANDWELL COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
Rebuilding our local economiesOverviewHow West Midlands councils are using assets for growth -
Contract review – energy managementOverviewNewcastle & North Tyneside Street Lighting -
HEREFORDSHIRE COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
Using assets for growth -
Energy efficient street lighting – reducing your energy costs and carbon footprintOverviewLocal Partnerships is supporting local authorities to deliver LED street lighting initiatives – successful schemes could deliver up to 80 per cent energy savings and significant cuts to utility bills -
DUDLEY COUNCILOverviewWest Midlands Property Alliance
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COVENTRY CITY COUNCILOverviewUsing assets for growth -
BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL Using assets for growthOverviewCase Study: TIF Paradise Circus
The re-development of Paradise Circus represents a key priority within the masterplan for Birmingham’s city centre.
ENERGY TEAM
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Jo Wall
Strategic Director - Climate Response -
Vicky Kingston
Strategic Director – Energy -
Rachel Toresen-Owuor
Programme Director - Re:fit -
Mike Williams
Programme Director - WGES; Air Quality -
Jane Forshaw
Project Director -
Mark Brown
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Rhys Horan
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Richard Evans
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Tony Lawson
Project Director
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