Energy Strategy & Net Zero
An integrated approach to net zero
We combine our energy strategy services with our expertise in building condition and maintenance to develop custom net zero roadmaps for our clients. Working with S2e you can expect:
A realistic plan of action, balancing building condition and energy efficiency initiatives
Recommendations for quick wins to improve energy performance and deliver immediate cost savings
Use of the latest thermography technology to understand insulation levels across your estate, delivering a non-intrusive way to understand thermal performance of school blocks
Long term plans for decarbonisation with support for funding applications
Knowledge that you are ready to act when funding for decarbonisation of the education sector becomes available
Continuous support from a team of chartered building surveyors, architects, M&E engineers and health and safety specialists working collaboratively to deliver tailored solutions for your needs.
Regardless of where you are on your journey, we can support you into the next stage. Whether you have your Climate Action Plans in place and are seeking to start delivering projects or you need help in setting up your sustainability leadership team and defining your goals.
For more information on how we can support your school, college, academy or MAT, please call 0116 5070130 or email enquire@s2e.org.uk.
Latest Articles
The DfE has published the results of the 2026-27 Condition Improvement Fund appeals, with a further 10 projects approved. With successful appeals continuing to be limited and CIF expected to be replaced from Autumn 2028, here is what the results mean for schools and how to start preparing now.
The DfE has published guidance for the new School Estate Management Standards Annual Return, providing Responsible Bodies with their first look at how the annual submission process will operate.
A new Prime Minister is a near certainty in the coming months, but does that mean real change for the school estate? We explore why continuity, not upheaval, has defined education capital policy for over a decade, and what a change in leadership is - and isn't - likely to affect.