by David Arscott | Jul 5, 2021 | General
In Part 2 we concluded that if low carbon and renewable energy (LCRE) projects were to be scaled through aggregation, then the market needs to offer incentives to solution suppliers to reduce the pricing gap. In this Part 3, we table an idea about the shape of a...
by David Arscott | Jun 21, 2021 | General
In Part 1 we looked at the drivers for aggregating low carbon and renewable energy projects across cities (https://www.pyterra.co.uk/aggregating-low-carbon/). Here we look at the solution to making it more feasible to do this and reach sufficient scale to attract...
by David Arscott | Jun 13, 2021 | General
There is no getting around it. As a culture, we are not easily herded when it comes to investing in our property infrastructure and particularly low carbon and renewable technology. Councils can offer us group buying schemes (e.g. ‘solartogether.co.uk’) and suppliers...
by David Arscott | Mar 25, 2021 | General
Larry Light, CEO of Arcature, wrote an article titled ‘Building Brands On The Concept Of Neighborhood’ (2020): “In this turbulent, unsettling, uncertain, fragmented world, the idea of neighborhood is more relevant than ever. Neighborhood is more than a place. It is a...
by David Arscott | Feb 28, 2021 | General
Your business model may not be fit for purpose. According to McKinsey [1], those companies who fixate only on profits will lose ground to organisations that create a strong identity that meets employees’ needs for affiliation, social cohesion, purpose, and...
