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Public Affairs
JDS Associates specialises in helping clients in the sustainable energy sector to articulate their point of view effectively to key decision makers in Brussels, London and local government. We have extensive experience in assisting market leaders in designing public affairs campaigns to shape and inform policy making.
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Policy and Regulatory Analysis
JDS Associates also carry out detailed research into and analysis of complex policy issues such as modelling of the carbon intensity of the grid at different times; exploration of different design features for the Renewable Heat Incentive; analysis of implications of different levels of ambition for Zero Carbon Homes and Buildings.
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Training and Workshops
We understand that it is crucial for your team to have a solid understanding of the policy environment in which they are operating in order to use it to maximum advantage. JDS offers a range of training solutions to suit different budgets and requirements
- What we do
- Winning Formula
JDS brings stakeholders together to design policies that work.
JDS uniquely combines technical expertise with public affairs know-how.
JDS Analysis
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The Green Deal and ECO Consultation - A briefing by JDS Associates
Click below for JDS's Briefing on the Green Deal and ECO Consultation announced 23/11/2011
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Micro CHP Report
Industry report urges Government to back micro-CHP as part of energy future
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JDS Briefing on DECC Secretary of State Ed Davey MP
Click below for JDS's Briefing on DECC's new Secretary of State Ed Davey MP (Press enter on URL twice if upload is unsuccessful)
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Ecobuild 2012: 20-22 March 2012
Central London
Ecobuild is the world’s biggest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment and the UK’s largest construction event of any kind.
More Events»About JDS
JDS Associates was founded in 2004 to provide specialist policy and regulatory consultancy services to the sustainable energy sector. We have grown from a ‘one man band’ in a small village just south of Birmingham to a team divided between the UK and Brussels.
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