Prof. Geoff Hammond

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  Geoff HammondGeoffrey Hammond is Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of the interdisciplinary International Centre for the Environment (ICE) at the University of Bath.
  
  Professor Hammond is a mechanical engineer with a multidisciplinary background, including environmental engineering and management.During the 1960s and early 1970s he worked as a design and development engineer in the UK refrigeration industry, before commencing an academic career at Uganda Technical College (under the auspices of Voluntary Services Overseas) teaching mainly in the field of applied thermodynamics.
  
  Professor Hammond was appointed to Chair the Steering Group developing the Swindon Climate Change Action Plan and to the Board of the Swindon Strategic Partnership (as its environmental representative) in 2005.In addition, he has been involved with several other partnership bodies in the West of England sub-region concerned with environmental sustainability and transport planning.

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  "I don't see how it would happen without some form of government subsidies," said Prof. Geoffrey Hammond, of the nuclear department at the UK University of Bath.

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  Leading the team is Professor Geoff Hammond, head of the Aerothermodynamics group and director of the International Centre for the Environment (ICE), a multi-disciplinary centre that aims to promote leadership in environmental research and education.
  
  The team is actively involved in broad and highly topical research areas, including Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), microgeneration, embodied energy and carbon, energy demand reduction in industry, thermodynamic analysis, bioenergy production, environmental footprinting, and environmental economics.
  
  dcarbon8 works with Professor Hammond and Craig Jones, who have developed the Inventory of Carbon and Energy, one of the largest database of emissions factors related to the building industry in the world.

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  "Britain faces a series of major challenges in making its energy sector more sustainable," said Professor Hammond.
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  Professor Hammond, from the University's Department of Mechanical Engineering, has a multi-disciplinary and industrial background, including environmental engineering and management studies.

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  Prof Geoff Hammond Head of Aerothermodynamics Group G.P.Hammond@bath.ac.uk 4 East 2.18

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  The Community Association, ably chaired first of all by Geoff Hammond, a professor at Bath University and latterly by David Dunkerley, has made sure that the Project Team are challenged when necessary and that liaison with the community has been at the heart of the project.

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  Geoff Hammond, Director, International Centre for the Environment

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  Geoffrey P Hammond University of Bath

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  Professor Geoffrey Hammond of Bath University said that the amount of energy consumed in Swindon was particularly worrying, that the town's incessant growth would not make it easy to cut back on pollution and that if the population grows then the total environmental footprint will increase accordingly.

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  Professor Geoff Hammond, from the Department of Mechanical Engineering is the Director of ICE with Dr Adrian Winnett, Department of Economics and International Development, as Deputy Director.

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