NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE DECARBONISATION BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAMME 2025/26

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Katy Reed

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£80,000

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Environmental engineering consultancy services
Energy and related services
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Market and economic research; polling and statistics
Business and management consultancy and related services
Miscellaneous business and business-related services

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North Northamptonshire Council is seeking a Supplier to deliver a decarbonisation support programme for both businesses and community groups in 2025/26.  It is funded through the UKSPF. 
The purpose of the commission is to develop, launch and deliver a programme dedicated to supporting meaningful decarbonisation and advancing the net-zero goals of North Northamptonshire for its businesses and community groups.
Both strands of support should provide advice and guidance alongside expert support, including through online resources, workshops and 1:1 sessions.  Businesses and community groups should be supported to develop a Carbon Reduction Plan.  They should also be supported in developing applications to access grant funding opportunities.
The programme should support 50 businesses and 30 community groups.
The programme will run until January 2026

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