2010 Press Releases
March 8 - Free breakfast seminars to help West Midlands’ businesses save money
Businesses in the West Midlands interested in saving money and increasing their performance, are invited to attend a series of free breakfast workshops.
March 8 - O2 extends relationship with AEA to prepare for the CRC
Leading energy and climate change consultancy AEA has won a contract from O2 to help it prepare for the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC), which begins this April.
March 3 - Opportunity for stakeholders to have their say in Brussels about transport emissions
The reduction of European Union transport greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is the focus of a Stakeholder Conference to be held in Brussels on 15th March. Delegates are invited to join the vent for an opportunity to influence and contribute to the ongoing debate about how transport’s GHG emissions might be reduced. The project is led by environmental consultancy AEA.
February 11 - AEA shortlisted in Financial Times PLC Awards for Achievements in Sustainability
Leading environmental consultancy AEA has been shortlisted for the Financial Times PLC Awards 2009, in the category of achievement in sustainability. AEA is one of four shortlisted companies, who have been recognised for their efforts and contributions to sustainability in the UK corporate landscape.
February 5 - Risk Governance Framework required to manage threats to critical energy infrastructure says AEA
The security and economy of the European Union, and the well-being of its citizens, depends on shared critical infrastructure measures, according to a report published by AEA for the European Commission (Directorate-General Justice Freedom and Security). The report urges European organizations running critical infrastructure to implement a new Risk Governance Framework which applies common standards across Europe.
January 28 - AEA continues to build up waste expertise with three new recruits
Leading environmental consultancy AEA has recruited three respected industry specialists to join its established Waste Management and Resource Efficiency Group, led by Practice Knowledge Leader Dr Adam Read.