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Energy
Hawley Energy
Practical work around energy, the transition, and the decisions that make the numbers real.
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How do we make the systems people depend on more understandable, more honest and more useful? These are the places I’m working on that question.
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Energy
Practical work around energy, the transition, and the decisions that make the numbers real.
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Power
A closer look at the foundations of power: how it is generated, moved and paid for.
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Finance
Finance for energy infrastructure that needs to make sense beyond the spreadsheet.
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Hydrogen
Oddy Hydraulics is a hydraulic engineering company providing hydraulic repairs, servicing, parts supply, system design, filtration and on-site support for industrial hydraulic equipment — from pumps, valves, cylinders and accumulators to electro-hydraulic power units — using genuine OEM parts and in-house test rigs, with a certified Bosch Rexroth service partnership from its facility in Leeds.
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Local
Local energy and infrastructure questions, kept close to the communities they affect.
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Solutions
Hawley Business Solutions is a bookkeeping and accountancy firm providing flexible financial back-office support to small and medium-sized businesses — including bookkeeping, VAT returns, CIS, management accounts, payroll, self-assessment, and company year-end accounts and tax returns — from Clifton House, Brighouse, serving the Halifax, Brighouse and Calderdale area.
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Software that does the tedious part for you. Seam is a small family of tools, each built to remove one specific piece of busywork (scheduling, online presence, content operations) — so you spend time on the work that matters. Each tool has its own owl mascot.
Five tools
Problem
running a content business means juggling a dozen disconnected tools.
Problem
coordinating one meeting is hard enough; you need eleven.
Problem
most small organisations are invisible online and nobody has time to fix it.
Problem
interview panels end up with notes scattered across emails, notebooks and memory.
Problem
hard to tell whether a big-ticket purchase is worth it once you run the numbers over its whole lifetime.
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time tracking → invoices, without the spreadsheet.
one clear task list.
built for energy consultants — site data, surveys, reporting in one system.
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