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Oxford Low Emissions Strategy
In partnership with the Sustainable Transport Network (STS), we are developing a Low Emissions Strategy for the city of Oxford. Transport is a major contributor to both air quality and CO2 emissions and this project aims to examine strategies to improve both. `
PROMETHEUS
"The Use of Probabilistic Climate Change Data to Future-proof Design Decisions in the Building Sector" (PROMETHEUS) was a multidisciplinary EPSRC funded research project. The main aims of the project were:
- Create a methodology for the creation of probabilistic future reference years using UKCP09.
- Create a set of future reference years for free distribution and use by industry and academics.
- Using physical models identify the problems new building face as a result of climate change.
- Help the building sector adapt to the challenges of climate change.
Montgomery Primary School
We are working with local architectural design firm NPS South West and Devon County Council on the design of the replacement building for Montgomery Primary School in Exeter which aims to be the first primary school in the UK to achieve zero carbon in use
Montgomery Primary School could be the first zero carbon primary school in the UKHeathrow’s clean vehicle programme
Working with BAA and Sustainable Transport Solutions, we have been supporting transport businesses at Heathrow to reduce their impact on air quality, lower their carbon emissions and reduce running costs.
The FOREST project
In our attempts to reduce carbon emissions biomass is increasingly being seen as a viable alternative to fossil fuels for space heating and hot water in commercial buildings
Local food, food miles and carbon emissions
A project in conjunction with Riverford Organics and the Centre for Rural Policy Research
Bideford College
The Centre was involved in the environmental and acoustic design of Bideford College, a £55 million project that has won a sustainability award.
