Business in Focus
Decarbonisation Adviser

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Company Description
Business in Focus is a Welsh social enterprise dedicated to supporting enterprise growth and strengthening the economy of Wales. The organization delivers services directly to entrepreneurs and SMEs and through business support contracts for UK and Welsh governments, public sector bodies, and not-for-profit organizations. With over 30 years of experience, Business in Focus is known for robust, compliant delivery and a strong client focus. Services include access to finance, mentoring, business accommodation, HR support, and management of key Welsh Government programs such as Business Wales and Big Ideas Wales. A commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusive enterprise is central to its mission and to the way its professional, client-facing teams operate across Wales.
Role Description
The Decarbonisation Adviser is a temporary, on-site role based in Wales, United Kingdom, focused on supporting businesses to reduce their carbon emissions and improve sustainability performance. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Assessing clients’ current energy use and carbon footprint
- Identifying practical decarbonisation opportunities
- Developing action plans tailored to SMEs and entrepreneurs
- Providing one-to-one advice
- Delivering workshops or group sessions on low-carbon practices
- Signposting businesses to relevant funding, technical support, and partnership opportunities
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- Collaborating closely with internal teams and external stakeholders
- Contributing to reporting and compliance for funded programmes
- Ensuring that advice is accessible, inclusive, and aligned with Welsh and UK climate policies
Qualifications
- Knowledge of decarbonisation, energy efficiency, and low-carbon technologies, with the ability to interpret and apply Welsh and UK sustainability policies and regulations.
- Experience in business advisory or consultancy, particularly supporting SMEs with strategic planning, operational improvement, or sustainability initiatives.
- Strong analytical skills, including the ability to assess carbon footprints, review energy data, and translate findings into clear recommendations and action plans.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to present complex information in a clear, engaging way to diverse audiences in workshops and one-to-one settings.
- Proven ability to build and manage stakeholder relationships across public, private, and third sectors, and to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.
- Organisational and project management skills, including managing a caseload of clients, meeting deadlines, and producing accurate records and reports.
- Commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusive business support, with sensitivity to the needs of different communities and business types.
- Relevant qualification or equivalent experience in sustainability, environmental management, energy, business, or a related field; professional accreditation in a low-carbon or energy discipline is an advantage.
- Familiarity with Welsh economic development and enterprise support programmes is beneficial, along with the ability to work on-site.
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