Scene has helped the monks at the Dhammakaya Meditation Centre in Newcastle to save money on their energy bills and reduce carbon emissions through installing solar photovoltaic panels on the building’s roof. Scene secured planning consent from South Shields Council and project managed the procurement and installation phase, providing its services as a charitable donation to this Buddhist Centre.
Scene is recruiting a full-stack software developer, based in our Edinburgh office to support our clean-tech innovations focused on a socially just transition to a net zero economy. If you’re interested in applying, read on, and then send us a cover letter and CV. The vacancy is live now, so early applications are encouraged!
Scene Connect is delighted to help support the delivery of retrofit and decarbonisation in Wales and Scotland over the next 4 years as part of the N9 framework.
Scene is working with the Buddhist communities in Newcastle and London to reduce their energy bills and cut carbon emissions by installing solar panels. So when we moved into our new office in Edinburgh, the monks from Newcastle came to bless this auspicious occasion.
Bullionfield Solar Farm is the largest community energy project to go live in 2024, and is the perfect example of how community energy and commercial requirements can go hand in hand.
Scene is recruiting a graduate low carbon consultant with a focus on decarbonising energy as part of the net-zero transition. Working alongside our Director in our Liverpool office, you will also collaborate with our existing consultancy team in Liverpool and Edinburgh on a 3, 4 or 5 day a week basis.
Scene is recruiting a mid-level low carbon consultant (with 1 to 3 years' experience) with a focus on decarbonising energy as part of the net-zero transition. Working alongside our Directors in either our Edinburgh or Liverpool office, you will collaborate with our existing consultancy team on a 3, 4 or 5 day a week basis.
The new £10m Community Energy Fund is a huge opportunity for UK communities to address the ongoing energy crisis and fight climate change. Unlike previous funding, the CEF will now offer a means for both rural and urban communities to investigate and implement new energy projects.
If you are interested in talking to Scene about your energy ideas, projects or require expert support, please get in touch with us.
Scene helps Galaxy Sports cut its carbon and increase its community impact through an integrated renewable energy system combining solar panels, batteries, electric vehicle charging, and energy efficient lighting. The benefits are helping the new Galaxy Foundation provide more support for health and wellbeing for the community in Grangemouth.
Scene has been working with the local community to continue their decarbonisation process to reach net zero. Our latest work has included the installation of additional energy monitoring, and smart control of immersion heaters.
Scene has helped the monks at the Dhammakaya Meditation Centre in Newcastle to save money on their energy bills and reduce carbon emissions through installing solar photovoltaic panels on the building’s roof. Scene secured planning consent from South Shields Council and project managed the procurement and installation phase, providing its services as a charitable donation to this Buddhist Centre.
Scene is recruiting a full-stack software developer, based in our Edinburgh office to support our clean-tech innovations focused on a socially just transition to a net zero economy. If you’re interested in applying, read on, and then send us a cover letter and CV. The vacancy is live now, so early applications are encouraged!
Scene Connect is delighted to help support the delivery of retrofit and decarbonisation in Wales and Scotland over the next 4 years as part of the N9 framework.
Scene is working with the Buddhist communities in Newcastle and London to reduce their energy bills and cut carbon emissions by installing solar panels. So when we moved into our new office in Edinburgh, the monks from Newcastle came to bless this auspicious occasion.
Bullionfield Solar Farm is the largest community energy project to go live in 2024, and is the perfect example of how community energy and commercial requirements can go hand in hand.
We’re Hiring - Graduate Low Carbon Consultant
Scene is recruiting a graduate low carbon consultant with a focus on decarbonising energy as part of the net-zero transition. Working alongside our Director in our Liverpool office, you will also collaborate with our existing consultancy team in Liverpool and Edinburgh on a 3, 4 or 5 day a week basis.
We’re Hiring - Low Carbon Consultant
Scene is recruiting a mid-level low carbon consultant (with 1 to 3 years' experience) with a focus on decarbonising energy as part of the net-zero transition. Working alongside our Directors in either our Edinburgh or Liverpool office, you will collaborate with our existing consultancy team on a 3, 4 or 5 day a week basis.
The new £10m Community Energy Fund is a huge opportunity for UK communities to address the ongoing energy crisis and fight climate change. Unlike previous funding, the CEF will now offer a means for both rural and urban communities to investigate and implement new energy projects.
If you are interested in talking to Scene about your energy ideas, projects or require expert support, please get in touch with us.
Scene helps Galaxy Sports cut its carbon and increase its community impact through an integrated renewable energy system combining solar panels, batteries, electric vehicle charging, and energy efficient lighting. The benefits are helping the new Galaxy Foundation provide more support for health and wellbeing for the community in Grangemouth.
Scene has been working with the local community to continue their decarbonisation process to reach net zero. Our latest work has included the installation of additional energy monitoring, and smart control of immersion heaters.