MEMBERS

 

Berlin


B&SU - Beratungs- und Service Gesellschaft Umwelt mbH

International Section
Saarbrücker Str. 38 A (4. OG)
D-10405 Berlin
Tel ++ 49/ 30 39042 62
Fax ++ 49/ 30 39042 31
E-mail : bsu@bsu-berlin.de
 Web-site: http://www.bsu-berlin.de/

 

Manager: Armand Dutz

Contact: Thekla Heinel


General Presentation of Berlin :

Population: 3 472 000
Surface area: 889km2

Main Activities :

B&SU's main scope of activity is the development of strategies for public environmental promotion and the trust management of funds for the improvement of environmental performance in small and medium-sized enterprises, in the labour market and in research activities.

Within this scope of operation, B&SU offers a complete technical and financial management service for all projects and programmes (including those co-financed by the EU), project development, documentation, dissemination and information services as well as workshop, conference and seminar organisation.

Objectives and strategy :

B&SU was formed in 1991 to act as an interface between the public and private sectors in the State of Berlin and has since built up a large network of project partnerships, both nationally and internationally, in all fields related to the environment, economic and regional development and education and training.

B&SU actively promotes existing environmental and energy networks such as FEDARENE, the Sustainable Cities and Towns Campaign and the European Urban Observatory.

Projects :

  • Sector Energy Concepts in partnership with North-Rhein Westphalia, Austria and other European Energy Agencies

  • 5th Framework Research Programme Projects in the areas of Communal Energy Labelling and Abatement of Vehicle Emission and Noise

  • SAVE II Project "Building an internet community for cost-free energy savings in public buildings"

  • IM-PLAN: Implementation of models for co-operative planning in metropolitan regions under the Interreg IIC (Cadses) Programme of the EU

  • European Metropolitan Regions: organisation and technical support of the project on behalf of the German Ministry for Transport, Building and Housing as part of the Urban 21 Conference