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Following our earlier post this week, in the run up to tomorrow’s global climate strike, we’re feeling energised by a major move towards future change in national power supply.

As climate related activity and news headlines reach near critical levels, we thought it worthwhile putting forward some thoughts on where we see our role.

Congratulations to our consultant Jonny, who is now fully BRE qualified as a CEEQUAL assessor.

More good news for UK renewable energy, following significant changes to Scottish planning policy.

While Nikki and Tom are in London for the 2019 Global Offshore Wind event, today’s announcement of a £100m investment into UK offshore promises significant growth for the sector.

Last week, we welcomed two budding ecologists to the team, for a work experience placement. Here's what they had to say about their time with us.

Following extensive work on a complex site in rural Wiltshire, we're delighted that planning permission has now been awarded to progress with development of Holt Tannery - a mixed scheme housed on a particularly technical site.

Makers of a new BBC series have worked with Frome-based environmental advisors, to produce footage they hope will change consumer and big business behaviour.

Following a successful first triathlon experience, our MD Nikki says she has the bug.

Nikki’s in Aberdeen this week, for the Decom North Sea’s annual one-day conference and exhibition

Next month, Nikki will compete in the Blenheim Palace triathlon, raising funds for Bloodwise, the UK's leading blood cancer research charity.

We are delighted to have partnered with Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design and CampbellReith consulting engineers for a Joint Venture (JV) contract awarded by Homes England for the 2018-2023 Multi-disciplinary Framework.

Following extensive environmental scoping and planning, the Gibraltar Government has announced it will progress with a major land reclamation project, for mixed use development.

While we await the government’s response to consultation results, it’s a useful period in which to review current site plans, to ensure future compliance and secure a valuable approach to sustainability.

Engain is looking to offer internships to suitable university students, to work within an established environmental and ecological consultancy, undertaking field surveys and assisting in the general workload of a busy team.