Building services engineering consultancy, CAD 21, has announced it has sponsored the 'Greening Government' conference in London, which helps organisations with meeting their energy targets.

CAD 21 provides a wide range of reporting, certification and designs for energy reduction in buildings. From energy surveys through low carbon reports to new and retrofit low energy design solutions CAD 21 provides impartial advice to clients both in the private and public sectors.


With specialist renewable energy knowledge CAD 21 can provide cost effective solutions to achieving the ever more rigorous targets and by providing life cycle cost models can assist clients with long term energy budgeting.

CAD 21 is accredited with the BRE as BREEAM, iSBEM, EPC and DEC assessors and can guide clients through the whole process of improving their building stock to achieve government energy targets right through from conception to a fully designed tender package of drawings and specifications.

From the beginning CAD21 has set out to be different, not just another consultant. The prestigious firm wanted to be involved in the detail and be a proactive member of its team. CAD 21's approach was to listen to the client, take on board the thoughts and comments and apply these to the final design solutions.

The company has found this approach has served well, the result being that most of its work is repeat business.