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FINANCE
Nottingham set to bring energy company in-house
By Ann McGauran | 17 June 2021
Nottingham City Council is expected to bring the company that provides district heating and elect...
HOUSING
Supply chain understanding and development is key to retrofit success
By Stephen Fox | 31 March 2021
The Green Homes Grant voucher scheme ends today, reportedly due to lack of take-up. Here, Richard...
LEGAL
Installing EV charging infrastructure: opportunities for local authorities
By Stuart Urquhart | 11 January 2021
Stuart Urquart says the most appropriate EV charging infrastructure procurement option for a part...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Green revolution or missed opportunity?
By Heather Jameson | 24 November 2020
Local government insiders tell Heather Jameson that the Government’s 10-point action plan for tac...
BUSINESS
Green energy deal 'could be blueprint' for other councils
By Dan Peters | 18 November 2020
A £40m green energy deal could provide a blueprint for local authorities seeking to reduce carbon...
FINANCE
Government review into Nottingham finances
By Martin Ford | 03 November 2020
The council is facing a review into its handling of Robin Hood Energy, over which the authority i...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Building for the future
By Ben Houchen | 26 October 2020
Ben Houchen says that with the former SSI steelworks site in Redcar now the UK’s largest industri...
ENERGY
You've got to know where you're starting from on the path to net zero
By With Haydn Scarborough Integrated Solutions Director at ENGIE UK | 21 October 2020
Local authorities, as custodians of place, are in a unique position to lead the way on defining t...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Local solutions are key to global action
By Colin Macpherson | 16 September 2020
ENGIE is seeking out and supporting council clients – particularly those who have a clear climate...
ENERGY
How linking energy with data can unlock community benefits
By Stephen Stead | 11 September 2020
Moving to a low carbon world, the required level of data granularity and quality will be critical...
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As Service Manager – Property and Investment, you will be the Council’s professional lead on for commercial property and investment. Apply for this job
Director of Education
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