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About the author

Brendan has a background in economics and climate change consulting. He has managed a number of strategic research projects including the Sustainability Assessment of Global Financial Centres for the City of London, determining climate change risks and economic impacts for Defra and the Environment Agency, and identifying London’s low carbon economic opportunities for the London Development Agency - subsequently presented at the Copenhagen Conference He currently works as an energy consultant at powerPerfector, helping private and public sector clients to save energy and carbon emissions. He holds a bachelor degree in Economics and Finance from the University of Western Australia and an MA Policy Studies in Energy & Environment. He recently performed spoken word poetry at the Bestival and Secret Garden fesitvals.

Outcomes of our New Year’s Social and ‘Hot Topics for 2012′

by Jan 18, 2012 0

Our January 2012 social event was held at a nice old pub on Marylebone High Street where we focused on networking, discussion of hot topics in sustainability, and a sustainability focused pub quiz.  We were glad to see new faces at the event, and the usual mixture of interesting, passionate Net Impact attendees made this night [...]

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Sustainable ICT – A Bird’s Eye View

by Sep 14, 2011 /

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is all pervading in our lives. It is the basis for modern day communication, yet consumes copious amounts of fossil fuel energy whilst on the other hand offering enormous potential to be used to encourage and facilitate sustainable development.

Marketing & Communication, Policy & Advocacy, Strategy, Upcoming Events Read more

The Path to 2050 and the Joint Roles of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

by Aug 16, 2011 0

The UK Government has just increased its carbon reduction goal from 34 per cent by 2020 to 50 per cent by 2025. The announcement makes the UK the first country in the world to have declared a ‘legally binding’ target on greenhouse gas emissions beyond 2020. Just last year though, Cambridge Econometrics predicted that the [...]

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