FREE help with Energy Efficiency Funding
Everyone wants to see action on climate change and improvements to the life chances of young people. The education sector is in a unique position to benefit from the energy savings and income-generating opportunities afforded by LED lighting and PV installations to achieve these twin objectives.
Barker works in Partnership with Less is More Capital to offer a unique funding solution to enable academies to implement energy efficiency projects with NO CAPITAL OUTLAY.
Less is More Capital is a social enterprise financial institution that is accredited by the Department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy and is supported by a number of major institutions.
We take care of the whole process from initial surveys to project delivery so that you can get on with running your organisation.
Installing LED lighting and/or PV panels will;
- Create surplus income
- Cut CO2 emissions
- Help student engagement on climate change
- Give better quality light for teaching
- Reduce maintenance requirements
- Help insure you against rising energy costs
Contact Barker today to see how we can help.
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Energy Efficiency Funding Case Studies
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MAT Capital Loans Pilot Scheme - LED Replacement & PV Installation Project
- Value: £2.8m
- Location: Various
- Sector: Education, Community and Leisure
- Service: Project Management, Quantity Surveying, Sustainability, Building Surveying, Education Surveys
Barker obtained £2.8m funding via a bidding process with the ESFA through Multi Academy Trust Capital Loans Pilot Scheme to replace all existing light fittings with LED units and to provide and install PV Panels where possible.
Barker provided Project Management and Supervisor role under NEC3 to administer the contract through initial procurement process, interviews, selection of successful contract supplier and placement of contracts. Post-contract our involvement included project management of works, including instructions, early warning notices and compensation events. Supervisor role included inspecting installations to provide confirmation of quality and conformance with the specification and management of the snagging process.
The Pilot Scheme saw over 15,000 fittings replaced with a substantial amount of the works undertaken during the holiday periods.
The PV Panels which will have the capacity to generate over 700,000 kwh of electricity per annum for the next 25 years will save the Trusts over £2 million after the loan has been repaid.
