Resource Efficient Scotland's half-day workshops, full-day training events and short webinars are used to deliver 1-2-Many support. This support is designed to improve the knowledge and skills of attendees.

Resource Efficient Scotland's advice service provides 1-2-1 support via a team of dedicated advisors and wider framework of technical consultants. Provided via site-visits or telephone, the support is designed to help SMEs identify and implement opportunities to reduce their use of energy, water and raw materials, and improve their waste-management practices. Each recipient of support receives a bespoke report that identifies and quantifies savings opportunities, and where possible, provides estimates of capital investment and payback period.

This Euro Topten tool helps buyers compare and select the most energy efficient products in several categories available on the Polish market, including office equipment, household appliances, cars, lighting, boilers, pumps, motors, solar collectors, and windows.

This tool provides farmers clear and reliable information on renewable energy systems (RES).

Answering simple online questions, farmers can plot their energy and heat needs to calculate an optimal RES mix, and which installations and devices are likely to work best given the conditions on their site (e.g. terrain, roofs, etc.).

The tool provides guidance on six RES micro-installation types: photovoltaic systems, small wind farms, micro-biogas plants, solar collectors, biomass boilers, and ground heat pumps.

Biogas calculator is a tool used to estimate the volume of biogas production, production of electricity and heat, project implementation costs, as well as the payback period of incurred investment costs. The analysis consists of four stages in which it is possible to insert the input data and the results of the analysis are generated. The first one concerns the dosing of substrates. The second presents the parameters of the biogas plant operation, the effects of the fermentation process and the volume of electricity and heat production.

Case studies on advanced industrial symbiosis between companies aimed at helping regional SMEs make better use of waste streams, secondary raw materials, excess energy, spare room, etc. either by themselves or in partnership with neighbouring companies. 

A service aimed at boosting regional SMEs by helping them better understand the potential uses of side and waste streams. The SME completes the survey (interview) to gain a better picture of its production and processes in order to find possible secondary raw materials, excess energy, spare capacity, etc. that could either be better used on their premises or offered to neighbouring companies as part of a symbiotic partnership.

A library containing physical material samples and a digital database of their mechanical and thermal properties, for example. The focus is on recycled materials produced in the region or those originating from outside the region, but relevant to regional companies.

Kouvola Innovation works to promote the circular economy in Finland according to the needs of local companies, the community and its residents, while considering the opportunities and potential inherent to the region. The initiative helps companies network across different sectors and it encourages cross-border cooperation opportunities.

Guidance about resource efficiency including information on available services, tools and financing in Finland. One key aim at Kouvola Innovation is to help local companies come up with new circular economy concepts, products and services.