What is CarbonPlan?
The creation of a CarbonPlan is both an iterative and organic process involving the examination of every issue which may impact upon a project or an organisation. A CarbonPlan must be flexible and should be adapted to match the needs of each client, project and business.
Through evaluation and interrogation a CarbonPlan ensures that maximum added value is achieved cognisant of the environmental and social impact.
Through this process CarbonPlan enables effective and informed decision making at every stage of the project, engaging with stakeholders at all levels to ensure successful implementation of the strategies developed.
Who are CarbonPlan?
CarbonPlan is a Limited Company set up in 2006 by the two Directors Alan Calcott and Peter Taylor. CarbonPlan currently has 8 Associate Consultants who deliver expertise in technical, research and project management roles.
Alan Calcott - Director
Has worked in the construction industry for his entire adult life. He has spent 10 years working in London and Nottingham for Architectural and Interior Design companies including:
- Aukett Associates
- Maris Interiors
- Dykes Naylor Associates
- A-S-E Partnership
- Johnson and Partners
- ReardonSmith Architects
He is currently writing the thesis for his Masters (Architecture: Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies) which he is studying through the University of East London and the Centre of Alternative Technology in North Wales.
Peter Taylor - Director
Is committed to sustainable development and champions the case for Industrial Ecology and the ability of the Private Sector to deliver significant change. He can draw on over 20 years experience of operating in senior management roles for both private and public sector organisations including :
- 12 years at Dow Jones & Company developing Global Energy and Financial Markets.
- A 3 year assignment at the Royal Mail as Managing Director of e-commerce security.
- 4 years working in venture capital and interim management of early stage business.
He is currently writing a thesis and has recently been appointed as a course tutor and guest lecturer for the Masters course in Architecture: Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies operated by the University of East London and the Centre for Alternative Technologies in North Wales.
