
It will also teach the workforce skills needed for building low carbon homes and installing renewable energy solutions. It will deliver new jobs and reduce the impact of CO2 locally.
There will be about 1250 m2 of skills and training facilities for low carbon qualifications in six developing technology areas. Training in traditional skills will be enhanced to incorporate modules in low carbon technologies to help re-skill our local workforce.
Organised events will be held for home owners, and others, to learn about sustainable refurbishment and retro-fitting renewable energy systems to existing properties.
There will also be about 250 m2 of dedicated business support facilities for low carbon enterprises. Events and advice will be available to help local businesses remain competitive in the transition to a low carbon economy.