Green Economy works with local leaders providing bespoke programmes that accelerate corporate and industrial decarbonisation, while delivering local economic growth.
Our support helps local authorities and combined authorities to deliver:
“Green Economy developed an innovative programme that supported 39 businesses to identify 756.02 tC02e of carbon savings, and helped 18 businesses to invest in green technologies with a local supplier.”
“Green Economy has played a key role in helping Greater Manchester grow the UK's second largest green technologies and services sector.”
"The Growing the Green Economy programme in West Yorkshire has driven real, measurable impact - building a stronger low carbon supply chain, upskilling local people, and supporting the region’s transition to a greener economy."
In partnership with local government and established local networks, we provide business support programmes which deliver impacts to realise local environmental plans and carbon reduction targets.
We help businesses to identify growth with a focus on local job creation, development of local installer capability and support to accelerate green tech adoption across commercial and domestic buildings.
We provide analysis of regional green tech and environmental sector supply chains, exploring local capability and growth opportunities, that enable your region to:
We work with partners to provide accredited training courses which can be adapted to local requirements. In addition, we develop and deliver bespoke training programmes that achieve
local objectives. Examples include:
C02e saved
Businesses supported
Cost savings for businesses
green tech sector growth
We provide unique research and analysis into local green technologies and environmental services sector capabilities and opportunities.
Our reports are market leading, using KMatrix and ONS data to analyse local areas and specific subsectors to inform policymaking across environmental planning and economic development.
The Local Government Association (LGA) commissioned Green Economy to undertake a review of the ways in which councils can use their powers and influence to attract and retain a low carbon business base.
The report identified key levers that can enact change; the challenges that are currently prohibiting low carbon growth; and made recommendations for how councils can overcome those challenges in pursuit of growing a thriving low carbon sector.
Green Economy, together with Bosch, Manchester Metropolitan University and regional partners delivered a Hydrogen supply chain challenge to accelerate hydrogen supply chain development in Greater Manchester, addressing complex decarbonisation challenges, especially Scope 3 emissions.
The programme connected regional businesses with global expertise to foster innovation and competitiveness in emerging hydrogen markets.