About Us
Bristol Carbon and Net-Zero Consultancy with over 12 years experience
Greener Energy Futures was set up in response to the Climate Crisis - “what could be practically done to ‘shift the dial’ on change?”
Our realisation was that one organisation alone can only make so much difference. Our purpose lies in the ability to scale change, through our interactions with others. Thus we create positive ‘tipping points’ or ‘virtuous circles’, whereby our small lever effects much bigger change.
We shift the dial on change in two ways:
By choosing to work with organisations who have significant carbon emissions and who want to reduce them, we see significant reductions in emissions.
By helping train and develop the next generation of climate allies through internships and recruitment.
By March 2026, Greener Energy Futures has helped dozens of organisations to understand, identify and enact carbon reduction plans, totalling over 2000 tonnes of CO₂ saved annually, which is equivalent to that of 100 individuals per year.
In addition to this, we have also helped 26 young people develop their skills in carbon reduction supporting a new generation of climate champions.
Turning the tides of change
Client CO₂ Saved Per Year: 2000 Tonnes
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Client CO₂ Saved Per Year: 2000 Tonnes •
Your Carbon & Energy Reduction Partner
After 10 years working in large energy solutions companies, advising on multi-million pound energy projects, Simon set up Greener Energy Futures in 2019 to support organisations wishing to pursue Net-Zero.
Simon has a degree in Environmental Science and another in Chemistry and has worked as a Non-Executive Director for a local Energy Co-Operative.
Simon is a qualified ESOS Lead Assessor for energy audits.
Simon Pyne
Founder of Greener Energy Futures
We recognise our own impact too, and we’re committed to the following:
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Sourcing energy for home office and transport that is from Renewable only sources
Maintaining BCorp certification and using sustainable and/or local suppliers wherever possible
Only allowing the expense of plant-based foods
Using a carbon neutral rented office
Always sourcing pre-owned IT equipment
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Banking with Triodos, the most sustainable bank
Pensions invested with the most sustainable funds
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Choosing to conduct meetings preferentially by video-conferencing, active transport, Battery Electric Vehicle or Public Transport
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Monitoring our own carbon footprint using cloud-based software
Our Expert Partner Consultants
Lawrence Leask FInstR is a nationally-respected expert on Heating, Ventilation and Cooling (HVAC) systems, helping companies from datacentres to chilled food companies improve energy efficiency. Recently, he has been working with companies to assess how critical cooling systems will cope with a warming climate and what measures can be taken to mitigate extreme heat. Lawrence is a CIBSE-qualified Air Conditioning Inspector.
Because clients often have specialist needs, we work with trusted partners when required to develop deeper and more useful insights for them, including the following experts:
Jeremy Carter has worked in energy reduction since 2010, first in the Public Sector where he was nominated for Energy Manager of the Year, then for a large Bioscience Institution and since 2025 has been exclusively an independent energy consultant, working with hundreds of organisations to help them save energy, “Saving Energy Everywhere I Go” is his motto, and he’s helped many of our clients make substantial savings.
Dr. Ben Lane is a pioneer in carbon reduction and sustainable fleets. Having co-founded the UK EV charging app, Zapmap, more recently he has worked with International expert Mike Berners-Lee at Small World Consulting and now operates independently through Ecolane EV providing carbon audits and emissions reduction strategies for vehicle fleets. Ben acts as our low-carbon transport specialist with particular focus on e-mobility (passenger and freight).
Nishad More helps the the sustainability and procurement teams at our customers extract commercial value from their projects to meet both cost savings and sustainability targets, in particular by pulling procurement and supply chain levers.
Without addressing Scope 3 emissions, no organization will be able to achieve their net zero targets - especially when they contribute up to ~95% of total emissions.