Syntegra Consulting Secures £5,000 Energy Efficiency Grant for HQ

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Syntegra Consulting, a part of Syntegra Group, successfully secured a £5,000 energy efficiency grant for its headquarters, Syntegra House. This grant is designed to support businesses in improving their energy efficiency. Syntegra Consulting's attainment of the grant demonstrates their commitment to sustainable practices and enhancing the energy performance of their own facilities.

The low carbon energy consultants, Syntegra Consulting, have demonstrated that they lead by example and practice what they preach by successfully undertaking a full energy audit and successfully attaining approval for and ERDF Low Carbon Workspaces grant for their HQ building in Reading, Berkshire.

Syntegra House is a three-storey 4,000sqft freehold property built in the 1970s. The successfully attained grant will be used to fund the following energy efficiency upgrades:

  • Solar shading
  • Cloud based energy & water monitoring, measuring and targeting
  • Boiler and heating controls replacement & upgrade
  • Voltage optimisation

The latter grant funded measures will reduce the gas and electricity consumption by circa 30%+ and save in excess of 5.3 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.

The company have already undertaken the following energy efficiency measures (prior to the grant award)

  • Upgraded lighting to energy efficient LED lighting
  • Switched energy utility contracts (to a more favourable tariff rate and contract period)
  • Upgraded IT server printers/PCs to more energy efficient technology
  • Adopted best practice energy usage workshops for all employees

Low Carbon Workspace grant eligibility

  • Must be an SME with up to 250 employees in the South East of England (Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Medway, Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Sussex.
  • A valid EPC or energy audit demonstrating the approved activities contribution in the reduction of CO2 emissions.
  • The business must be trading for at least 1 year.
  • Minimum energy consumption expenditure must be at least £3,000 p.a

For further information about the Low Carbon Workspaces grant visit www.lowcarbonworkspaces.co.uk and for more information about the Energy audit process please telephone Syntegra on +44(0)8450091625 or e-mail: mail@syntegra-epc.co.uk

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 Does Syntegra Group assist businesses in applying for energy efficiency grants?

The page highlights Syntegra Consulting's success in attaining an energy efficiency grant for their HQ. While it doesn't explicitly state they assist other businesses with grant applications, their extensive energy consultancy services, such as energy strategy reports and commercial energy audits, can help businesses identify and implement measures that may qualify them for similar funding.

2 What specific energy efficiency consulting services does Syntegra Group offer?

Syntegra Group provides a range of energy efficiency consulting services. These include energy monitoring, commercial energy audits (MEES compliant), and net zero carbon consultancy. They also offer energy strategy reports as part of their planning services to help businesses improve their energy performance.

3 What types of businesses can benefit from Syntegra Group's energy efficiency services?

Syntegra Group's energy efficiency services cater to a diverse range of sectors. Their project experience includes commercial and office buildings, industrial facilities, retail spaces, and residential developments. They also work on major developments and public buildings.

4 Beyond grants, how can Syntegra Group help my business improve its overall energy performance?

Beyond potential grant eligibility, Syntegra Group can help businesses improve energy performance through services like building simulation modelling, overheating assessments, and various sustainability assessments such as BREEAM and Passivhaus design consultancy. They also offer detailed energy monitoring and commercial energy audits to identify areas for improvement.