We have been the event managers for the Heat and Decentralised Energy Conference since it started in 2012. Working with both the Association for Decentralised Energy and the Energy Institute, we...
SE2 have really assisted us in two areas of our sustainability. Rachael did a really effective job in empowering and energising our environmental champions and has since assisted us develop our sustainable procurement policy. SE2 are a small and local business who we are proud to have had an on-going relationship with.
One of the advantages of reflecting back over time – as we’re doing in this series of blogs to celebrate our tenth birthday – is that you can see which things were short-term fads and which were long-term structural challenges.
Looking back over a ten year period, it becomes easier to see the big trends that have been developing over time. One of those trends is the discussion of sustainability in cities.
Turning 10 has been a great opportunity for us to stand back and appreciate just how much we’ve done and how broad our reach has been. Following on from Liz’s first (brilliant) birthday blog on Telling the Story of Retrofit, it’s my turn now to turn the spotlight on how we’ve helped to shape national, regional and local policy over the last ten years.
SE2 is ten years old this year and, as part of our celebrations, we will be publishing a series of blogs drawing on some of our experiences over the past decade. In part, this is to help all our friends and followers to find out more about what we do; it’s also a chance for us to indulge our fondness for nostalgia!
Last week, I had the privilege of speaking with some of those responsible for local delivery of fuel poverty schemes, people who are really transforming the everyday lives of many of the most vulnerable people in our society.