Renewable Energy, Sustainability And Planning Consultants

North Energy is a long established renewable energy and sustainability consultancy. From our offices in Northumberland and Yorkshire, our team has been delivering renewable energy and sustainability solutions to business, industry and commerce in the UK and beyond since 1992.

North Energy provide wind and biomass feasibility studies; support with planning applications; life cycle assessment and carbon management services; sustainability strategies; renewable energy options appraisals; wind turbine packages for industrial and commercial sites; renewable energy and sustainability guidance for builders, civil engineers and architects; and free energy efficiency audits under the Carbon Trust programme. Also, see our work in the Education Sector. We can also help Architects to resolve the emerging legislation requiring 10 per cent on-site energy generation from renewable sources.

Welcome to North Energy. We look forward to working with you.

Recent Projects

  • Islands of Mull and Rhum - North Energy asked to assess wood fuel supply options for Mull, and to undertake a feasibility study for renewable energy options for Rhum
  • Wind turbines for Industrial Estates - North Energy secure planning permission for 40m wind monitoring mast, and begin full planning support for turbine at Komatsu UK site.
  • Environment Agency - North Energy deliver Carbon Footprint report for the EA

News

Job Vacancy

Job Vacancy 2008-04-28: North Energy has a vacancy for an Office Manager based at our office in Stocksfield, Northumberland. Full details can be found in the About Us section of this website, or please click here for further information.

Royal Society Sustainable Biofuels Report

Royal Society Sustainable Biofuels Report 2008-02-15: The New Year saw the eagerly awaited launch of the Royal Society "Sustainable Biofuels" Report on 14 January, to which Nigel Mortimer from the Sheffield office made a significant contribution as a member of the Working Group on Biofuels. This study looks at the scientific and technological developments that could help produce transport biofuels more efficiently, and covers issues such as the environmental and socio-economic impacts of biofuels.

Read more in our News Archive section.