Integrated Sustainable Solutions

Thames Renewables provide all the management, engineering, architectural and statutory solutions for our low carbon future. We have experience of all the technologies, including renewable energy systems, energy efficiency and sustainable design solutions. We are driven by the pragmatic application of skills both old and new in a tailored package. We quickly assist with the implementation of new methodologies such as the Carbon Reduction Commitment and always reduce operating costs with our projects but at the same time adding community and environmental capital.

Our skill sets include heritage, traditional, modern and public and secure buildings along with their uses and services and the site.

We provide accredited consultancy services to public and private framework agreements along with The Carbon Trust / BRE and within the EU. We are also CIBSE Low Carbon Consultants.

We offer specialised assistance with match funding of community and commercial projects.

Our clients include developers, architects, engineers, surveyors, blue-chip and community organisations. Click here for a client list.

We deliver services across the built environment and are active in developing applications, systems and products.

Integrating sustainable building services, adopting higher energy standards and mitigating climate change requires a mixed skillset. We use our long standing srategic, design and construction experience to ensure that these concepts are integrated into a project as seamlessly and effectively as possible.

We pride ourselves on friendly, efficient service and in delivering successful projects in budget and on time.

We recommend you browse our website for more information on what we do, or better still contact us for an informal chat and advice.

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