Staff and volunteers at St Sidwell's Community Centre, Exeter The CAG team is excited to be working with Devon County Council to develop an...
Measuring the impact of social enterprises – a novel approach
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Research and Policy
Recent case studies and news articles
Planning for huge shifts in demand for religious meeting places
The Greater London Authority projects population growth in Barking & Dagenham of 88,050 people by 2050, equivalent to 43.4 percent growth from...
Is there an urban bias in energy efficiency programmes?
Almost a quarter of Scottish householders do not have access to mains gas or do not use it as their main heating fuel. Many of these consumers also...
Governance and accountability of Internal Drainage Boards (IDBs)
Building on our track record of research into the functioning of flood risk management in England, CAG have been appointed by Defra to carry out...
Using co-creation to produce robust strategies and deliver best practice in the utilities sector
Using co-creation to integrate multiple stakeholders’ needs, expectations, creativity and ideas not only creates better strategies but also enables...
Co-creating South East Water’s Vulnerability Strategy
CAG Consultants recently facilitated a co-creation process to inform South East Water’s Vulnerability Strategy. South East Water has produced a...
Off peak electricity tariffs for domestic customers – potential role in our future energy system
From 2013 – 2018, CAG was a key partner on the UK Power Networks ‘energywise’ project, funded under Ofgem’s Low Carbon Network Fund. energywise...
Public Sector Energy Efficiency Loan scheme: interim evaluation report released
BEIS has recently released the interim report of their evaluation of the public sector energy efficiency loan scheme – the scheme is more commonly...
Co-creating South East Water’s Vulnerability Strategy
CAG Consultants have used the co-creation process to inform South East Water’s Vulnerability Strategy. All water companies are required by Ofwat to...
Review of local approaches to surface water flood risk management
Around 3.8 million homes in England are at risk from surface water flooding and with a growing population, urbanisation and climate change, these...