Lincolnshire Low Carbon Network is committed to promoting a low carbon economy based on sustainable consumption and production. The aim of the network is to facilitate collaboration between members in order to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. Members are encouraged to collaborate on projects, share best practice and refer customers along the chain to maximise the reduction of carbon emissions.
Reducing energy costs and therefore saving money is a key driver for business and the public sector to cut carbon emissions. For some, particularly large organisations, it is becoming increasingly important to understand and manage the opportunities and risks associated with carbon emissions in the longer term. This network will help to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. As part of its work, it will include case studies of good practice. Click here to start >>
A fully-fledged quality mark scheme has been established to give consumers confidence in the standards they can expect from green energy products and installers.
Building on a two year development phase, Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks has approved plans to open up the
ReNU ltd has been commissioned to manage the process of finding an ESCo provider to (part) fund, and operate the required energy plant and infrastructure at North Wingfield, near Chesterfield. Brief initial proposals are invited from suitable
This report summarises people's attitudes to climate change in relation to transport. It is based on a survey module included in the Office for National Statistics' Omnibus Survey in August 2006, April 2007, August 2007 and February 2008.
share best practice and refer customers along the chain to maximise the reduction of carbon emissions. 
Reducing energy costs and therefore saving money is a key driver for business and the public sector to cut carbon emissions. For some, particularly large organisations, it is becoming increasingly important to understand and manage the opportunities and risks associated with carbon emissions in the longer term. This network will help to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. As part of its work, it will include case studies of good practice. 
