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Municipalities, public-building owners, donors, development programmes

Municipal & Public-Building Transition

A climate or energy commitment exists but there is no baseline, building pipeline or funding route.

The decision this supports

Which buildings to do first with the budget actually available, and how to show the saving afterwards.

What's included

  • Energy baselines
  • Building-portfolio assessment
  • Energy efficiency and rooftop PV
  • Public lighting, where relevant
  • GHG and climate planning
  • Investment prioritisation and implementation readiness

What we need from you

  • Building inventory with floor area, use and construction period
  • Energy bills or consumption records for as many buildings as exist
  • Any existing audits, retrofit studies or climate plan
  • Budget envelope and procurement route available to you
  • Who will operate the buildings after the works are finished

What you receive

  • Baseline consumption and emissions across the portfolio
  • Buildings ranked by cost-effectiveness of intervention, not by age or visibility
  • Measure packages with indicative cost, saving and payback
  • A phased pipeline matched to your budget cycle rather than an undated wish list
  • Verification framework so savings can be demonstrated afterwards

What you can do afterwards

Take a costed, ranked pipeline to a council, a donor or a lender — instead of a commitment with no arithmetic underneath it.

What usually happens next

Usually tender preparation for the first package, funding applications against the pipeline, or an annual re-run as buildings are completed.

Indicative duration

Typically 2–4 months for a portfolio baseline and pipeline

Discuss municipal & public-building transition

Tell us the context, timeline and decision you're working toward.

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