Projects

This is a selection of our projects, please click the categories below to see others.

Useful Projects was appointed to work with the London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) and the Greater London Authority (GLA) to develop guidance describing a new method for producing Circular […]

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Policy Guidance for London

Circular Economy Policy

We have been working with GRAHAM since 2017 to help develop their approach to responsible and sustainable business and the SDGs […]

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GRAHAM Construction

Responsible business strategy

Central Bedfordshire is a hub of thriving market towns at the heart of the UK’s motorway, rail and air networks, only 30 minutes from London. Substantial growth is planned for […]

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Central Bedfordshire

Carbon Neutral & Sustainability Plan

We worked closely with the Royal BAM Group sustainability team to develop their organisational sustainability strategy and communication approach […]

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BAM Sustainability Consultancy

Corporate strategy

Wienerberger, the world’s largest brick manufacturer, operates 14 manufacturing sites in the UK which are energy-intensive, processing thousands of tonnes of raw materials annually. Useful Projects was appointed to carry […]

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Wienerberger Bricks

Material Flow Analysis

The Riverside Sunderland site is located in the heart of the city with the River Wear running through the site from West to East. The site currently houses a university […]

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Riverside Sunderland

Sustainability Framework, Energy and Environmental Modelling
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Team London Bridge (TLB) is developing a sustainability strategy for the London Bridge Business Improvement District, with a vision to be one of the greenest, most beautiful, environmentally sensitive, civic […]

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Team London Bridge

Climate Emergency Stakeholder Engagement

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) commissioned us to conduct a study of external trends that might present risks or opportunities for LSE. The ‘PESTLE’ study investigated […]

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