In November 2018, the Carbon Co-op held its first hack lab. Organised in collaboration with UCL anthropologist Hannah Knox and community business practitioner Britt Jurgensen, the hack lab was designed to bring together people with diverse perspectives on a changing energy system to explore how to make the energy system more equitable.
Carbon Coop & CLES reveal new research showing that in 2018 Greater Manchester’s public sector institutions spent over £75 million on their combined gas and electricity bills.
… is good indoor air quality! In this blog Emilia talks about key reasons to create a plan for ventilation at home.
We’ve made a video to coincide with Fuel Poverty Awareness Day 2019, showcasing Salford Building In Warmth, a project that brings together energy experts, local handypeople and neighbours to tackle fuel poverty.
Green Building Store have extended an exclusive offer for Carbon Co-op members to the middle of the year. Their windows and doors offer high performance and cost-effective options for Passivhaus and low energy homes and retrofits.
At last year’s Green Summit Carbon Coop launched Greater Manchester Energy Futures, a bold and ambitious policy proposal: the creation of a municipal enterprise with the ability to act as convener of new partnerships and initiator of energy and infrastructure projects. A key success following this policy proposal was the announcement by Greater Manchester Combined … Read more