GENECOE renewables
Energy Strategy & Solutions for Businesses
Genecoe Renewables advises end-users of energy on their energy costs. The price of energy is rising: UK electricity and gas prices are on an upward path and the inevitable outcome of the political drive for the increasing reliance on renewables will be a continued rise in the cost of heat and power in order to fund the investment required across the range of renewable technologies.
Genecoe Renewables advises end-users of energy on their energy costs. The price of energy is rising: UK electricity and gas prices are on an upward path and the inevitable outcome of the political drive for the increasing reliance on renewables will be a continued rise in the cost of heat and power in order to fund the investment required across the range of renewable technologies.
Energy Strategy
We work with clients to analyse energy spend and to determine the appropriate solutions for energy cost reduction.
That allows us to set out the available sourcing and procurement options that fit our clients' corporate strategies.
We also set out what opportunities may exist for renewable energy generation so that you can take advantage of the incentive schemes that are in place - if your individual heat or power needs exceed 50kW.
That allows us to set out the available sourcing and procurement options that fit our clients' corporate strategies.
We also set out what opportunities may exist for renewable energy generation so that you can take advantage of the incentive schemes that are in place - if your individual heat or power needs exceed 50kW.
Business Cases
We are experienced in business case development and where required work with clients to produce board-level investment cases.
Capital and Revenue Funding
Genecoe works with clients to identify and secure capital and revenue funding for their own renewable solutions.
There are sources of funding for renewable heat (the RHI scheme, from September 2011) and for electricity (the ROO-FIT for >50kW installations).
There are also sources of capital funding such as the Carbon Trust Energy Efficiency Funding.
There are sources of funding for renewable heat (the RHI scheme, from September 2011) and for electricity (the ROO-FIT for >50kW installations).
There are also sources of capital funding such as the Carbon Trust Energy Efficiency Funding.