EAUC Annual Conference

We are pleased to be exhibiting at this year’s EAUC Annual Conference, showcasing our work with Swansea University, Bournemouth University, Brunel University, East Kent College and University of Chichester.  

This year’s conference theme is Global Goals: Local Action and will recognise the critical role universities and colleges across the planet have to play in finding and implementing a solution to climate change and realising the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on a local level within their communities. 

Across the universities we work with, we turn the benefits of protecting the environment into cost savings associated with reductions in electricity, waste and water use. We also engage staff and students in activities that improve their wellbeing which reduces numbers of sick days and increases productivity. Through our programmes, universities also get to make a positive impact on local community projects and charities with the donations we make available. 

Make sure you catch our Managing Director, Graham Simmonds, at the Swansea University talk at 1:45pm on 29th March talking about one of our flagship engagement programmes – ‘Swell’. We’ll be exhibiting on the 29th and 30th and we’ll be happy to chat to you about how our award-winning programme can help your university or college save energy, water and waste and improve wellbeing. 

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