Neutral Territory works closely with the Ecology Building Society and was pleased to be featured in the Summer 2018 issue of Ecology News. The article can be found here and explains how we engage with...Read More
Neutral Territory continued its long association with the World Land Trust by balancing the 41.12 tonnes of carbon emitted by its Claydon Court property during 2017. The arrangement is a key part of w...Read More
During 2011-12 Suffolk county council ran a project called SABRE (Support and Advice to Businesses around Renewable Energy). Claydon Court was subject to free feasibility review offered by this scheme...Read More
It was good to ‘touch base’ with Peter Frost at the Carbon Charter event in Norwich this week. Even better was to hear from Clive Bramble, Business Development Officer at Barnwell Print. ...Read More
Although only branded as Neutral Territory since 2012, our business celebrates 25 years of business in 2018. We’re celebrating our Silver Anniversary by contributing towards the purchase of...Read More
Neutral Territory brought Claydon Court tenants into the low carbon economy by providing carbon balanced workspaces for tenants. Two of our tenants have taken up the mantle in all of their operations ...Read More
The Regional Energy Efficiency Growth Conference (REEGC) was held by Broadland District Council We heard some interesting and some not so interesting speakers at the REEGC today held in Norwich. A few...Read More
The EAGCC’s Green Initiative Team (Luke Keeble, Steve Nunn, Ollie Stovell and Matt Parker) were invited to Lord’s Cricket Ground by the ECB to talk to them about the greatest achievement t...Read More
Neutral Territory’s mission is to make things easier for commercial property landlords to offer low carbon office space and develop a community of landlords that communicate about carbon. I...Read More
This month’s energy usage figures are in for Claydon Court. The bad news is our emissions are rising overall and per person alongside the outdoor temperature at the moment. April was a ty...Read More
During 2011-12 Suffolk county council ran a project called SABRE (Suport and Advice to Businesses around Renewale Energy). Claydon Court was subject to a free feasibility review offered by&n...Read More
Most businesses, large or small expend a lot of capital on IT services and their associated energy cost. Local servers are expensive to buy, run and maintain and often remain idle for much of the...Read More
Neutral Territory is hosting a briefing for commercial property landlords in the evening of Thursday 30th of April at Claydon Court! Founder Richard ‘Rigsby’ Parker will discuss the b...Read More
If you work for an SME, you could be eligible for grant funding for new equipment or software that would lower your carbon footprint. Here we’ll briefly summarise a great opportunity for busines...Read More
We’ve been reviewing our energy supply rates recently and shopping around to get the best price for our tenants. A seemingly much cheaper quote than current was seemingly achieved. It slipped under ...Read More
We constantly monitor the energy usage by tenants at Claydon Court and analyse the results so we identify ways to improve. Below is a graph of the Claydon Court emissions from January 2013 to present....Read More
This Suffolk Carbon Charter visit was to one of those rare British companies – a successful, long-established (seventy years) family business. As such it looked commercially a lot like the Ger...Read More
We’ve been looking into changing our electricity provider at Claydon Court at the moment so we did some research on the cost of buying a renewable energy policy vs balancing out “dirtyR...Read More
Claydon Court welcomed visitors from Suffolk Green Buildings yesterday. It was an eclectic collection of guests who raised some interesting points following presentations by both owners Neutral Te...Read More
Eight Ash Green CC lived up to its name when Essex & England star Reece Topley confirmed it as being Carbon Balanced through the World Land Trust programme in 2015. The award capped two years’ w...Read More