The Energy Consortium (TEC) provide energy solutions to public sector organisations. TEC is now regarded as one of the country's leading proponents and providers of collaborative energy procurement, particularly to universities and colleges.
It is a full member of the Cabinet Office Collaborative Procurement programme, as well as other purchasing bodies and is committed to sharing best practice and cost saving advice in energy to a broad spectrum of public sector organisations. As a not-for-profit body, TEC offers far greater transparency and accountability in its dealings, and policy decisions are made with the interests of the Membership as a key priority.
Find out more at www.tec.ac.uk
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Following the science to go beyond net zero
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A whole university approach to carbon reduction
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An ESOS Memorandum from TEC addressing the uncertainty in the sector with the deadline of 31 December 2015 looming. TEC sought independent legal advice from McDermott, Will...
This CRC Bulletin from The Energy Consortium provides a summary of relevant documents available on the Environment Agency’s website and in which of the four sections they...
The Energy Consortium has led a partnership made up of Harper Adams University College and the Universities of Lancaster, Liverpool and Surrey to develop additional...
This guide discusses; Strategic Overview, Contractual and Project Methodology, Financial Incentives, Renewable Power Technologies and Renewable Heat Technologies
A guide from TEC which discusses; Project Drivers, Project Guidance, Passive Energy Measures, Active Energy Measures, Renewable Energy, Water Measures, and Design Targets.