ECA Member leads industry decarbonisation efforts

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ECA Member BGEN has launched a carbon and energy reduction offer to support its clients on their decarbonisation journeys. 

The comprehensive offer will build on the company’s digital, electrical and mechanical engineering expertise, and will add further value to customers through an alliance with the trusted sustainability consultancy, Tunley Environmental.

“Following the completion of several decarbonisation projects for our clients we’ve decided to formalise the offer,” says Robin Whitehead, chief executive officer at BGEN. “Our carbon and energy reduction proposition will offer real value to organisations in sectors such as heavy-industry, pharma and utilities that are actively looking to decarbonise their operations.”

The carbon reduction offer includes feasibility & planning, implementation & project management, and ongoing monitoring & improvement recommendations, and is targeted at medium to large organisations. 

Core mechanical and electrical services will be offered alongside innovative digital solutions such as resource (e.g., energy/water/material) monitoring and live carbon (CO2e) calculations – which will be key as the company looks to offer continuous improvement support to its clients.

BGEN’s alliance with Tunley Environmental will enable the company to offer a step change in sustainability advice to its clients. The Tunley Environmental team includes dedicated environmental scientists that help organisations around the world to assess and reduce their operational and product life cycle carbon footprints.

“The alliance with Tunley Environmental will strengthen our consultancy offer and enable us to offer circular net zero solutions to our customers,” said Oliver Groarke, head of future markets at BGEN.

“Practically, we can now help companies to calculate their carbon footprint, assist them in developing roadmaps, and most importantly, turn these roadmaps into reality.”

BGEN recently completed the transformation of its headquarters into a net zero building. The project provided an opportunity to implement new technologies which will be on available to clients as part of this offer. 

For further information about this new offer, visit Carbon & Energy Reduction - BGEN (b-gen.co.uk).