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Does Bath have a low-carbon future? (Photo © Daz Smith, reproduced under a creative commons licence)
Days left to have your say on future of city
3 February 2011
Our series of workshops will explain what low-carbon choices are on offer and how these can be promoted to the community
Helping communities make low-carbon choices
1 September 2010
The Matrix will help local authorities across the country to focus on different elements of carbon emissions reduction – such as domestically, as in these tower blocks – to encourage and support action
Matrix sequel wins wider audience
31 March 2010
Heat mapping can assist planners and developers whilst 'prospecting' for community heating systems, such as this one in Nottingham*
Pioneering heat demand analysis maps the way forward
31 March 2010
Teignbridge looks to CSE to identify sustainable energy potential
31 March 2010
Landscape impact is the subject of the first of the two webinars
Long-distance learning for planners and councillors
2 March 2010
Chapel Market in the heart of Islington, where CSE will be working with the borough council to help reduce carbon emissions*
Islington teams up with CSE to map out low carbon future
29 January 2010
The consultation event used a model to help demonstrate to the young people attending the potential for renewable development in their area, with examples such as this modern sustainable housing development, which included solar panels
Young people help decide the low carbon future of Bath and North East Somerset
5 January 2010
The Planning Renewables website, where you can find out more about workshops for planners and councillors, as well as submitting enquiries to the expert support network
Renewable planning support for planners and councillors
5 January 2010
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