Both universities have Covid secure arrangements to ensure in-person teaching can take place safely. These measures have been in place since the start of the academic year in order to help contain the virus, and prevent further transmission. Both universities are also planning to offer twice-weekly rapid Covid-19 tests at their on-site test centres for students due to return from next month. From March 8, Oxford Brookes will continue with it current blended learning approach for specific returning students, with some practical sessions and limited classroom teaching alongside online teaching. All formal exams scheduled for later in the semester will take place online.
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For businesses, the journey to net zero starts with a single step
Alex Rathmell, EnergyPro
Every journey starts with a single step. We have to help businesses to take that step if we are going to get to net zero in time, and we might not get another chance as good as this, writes Alex Rathmell, managing director for consultancy at EnergyPro
Since mid 2019 we ve been helping Low Carbon Hub and Oxford Brookes University establish Energy Solutions Oxfordshire (or ESOx), a new venture that is working with SMEs in Oxfordshire to develop and implement energy efficiency and clean energy projects. The idea was to create a business model that can tackle all the well-known barriers to these projects, then put it in the hands of a great team who can figure out how best to sell them in to local businesses.
Meet edie s 30 Under 30 Class of 2020: Natalie Orde, Grosvenor Europe
This new series profiles the members of edie s 30 Under 30 - a nomination-based community of 30 hugely talented young sustainability and energy professionals who have already achieved great things or are showing fantastic promise. Up next: Grosvenor Europe s sustainability manager Natalie Orde.
Natalie joined Grosvenor in 2015, where she combines her expertise in sustainability management with her experience as an analyst and surveyor
The future of business leadership starts right here. Last year, edie unveiled the second cohort of members of its 30 Under 30 initiative – a group of bright and ambitious rising sustainability and energy stars from across the UK.