Farms for City Children save several thousand pounds in consultancy fees and create green strategic plan thanks to advice from fellow members, the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
Historic England collaborate will fellow Fit for the Future practitioners to produce best-practice guidance for renewable energy heat pumps
West Suffolk Council saves thousands by visiting peer projects instead of going to consultants, and install a biomass boiler for renewable heat
Field Studies Council save approximately £10k in energy costs through Fit for the Future’s Energy Management group
The Canal River Trust secure funding for their first in-house hydro project
Chatsworth House install 15 biomass systems producing over 1 million KWH and saving 271 tCO2e.
Kew Gardens prepared to power up renewable heat project thanks to advice from Network members
Scottish Canals launch their first Environment Strategy with help and advice from Network peers
RNLI collaborate with National Trust and contribute to government guidance
Adnams develop innovative sustainable solutions thanks to ideas sparked at Fit for the Future site visits and events
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Wednesday 1st May 2019, 10:00 - 15:30
Fit for the Future in partnership with the Met Office are providing network members with a unique opportunity to visit the Met Office headquarters to learn what the UKCP18: UK Climate Projections tell us and to receive guidance on how to access and use this data. Olly Watts (RSPB Senior Climate Change Policy Officer) will also provide a workshop on how to start assessing climate change impacts and responses (how to start developing an adaptation strategy).
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Back to the Future in a Hydrogen Car
Fit for the Future member National Trust hosted the very first Hydrogen Hub roadshow at their headquarters in Swindon. National Trust have been piloting a hydrogen SUV in their fleet for just over a year and this event brought together exciting discussions about the future of sustainable transport.
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