Dr William Beer

Will is the Owner and Founder of Tunley Environmental and is responsible for the overall strategy and growth of the Business. Will is obsessed with continuous improvement and takes pride in managing and adapting to change across all departments of Tunley Environmental. Being the “smartest person in the room” gives you nothing so Will surrounds himself by people who, in his words, are “better than him” to ensure the Tunley Environmental continues to improve its service competencies. Learning from others has, and continues to be a critical success factor in Tunley Environmental's growth. With a professional background in multi-departmental transformation and an academic background in advanced full factorials, large datasets and combustion modelling, Will continues to apply innovation, change management and exploration skills to his role as the CEO of Tunley Environmental.

Blog Post by Dr William Beer

Dr William Beer20 Jun 20244 min read

The Yorkshire Post: From Claims to Reality

Claims to Reality: The Importance of Verified Carbon Footprint Analysis

Dr William Beer1 May 20241 min read

Decarbonisation Technology Magazine: Aluminium

Recycled Aluminium: A Key Enabler in the Energy Trasition

Dr William Beer11 Apr 20241 min read

The Lancashire Times: Trailblazing Sustainability

Trailblazing Sustainability: Optima's Transformative Journey Towards Environmental ...

Dr William Beer26 Mar 2024< 1 min read

The Last Dinosaur Podcast: Episode 68

Tunley's CEO on The Last Dinosaur Podcast

Dr William Beer1 Mar 2024< 1 min read

The Business Desk: Tunley's Unprecedented Growth

‘Unprecedented’ growth propels record results at sustainability consultancy

Dr William Beer28 Sep 20231 min read

The Yorkshire Post: Net Zero Vs Carbon Neutral

Explaining The Key Differences Between Net Zero and Carbon Neutral

Dr William Beer8 Aug 20231 min read

The Yorkshire Post: Rise of Greenwashing

The rise of ‘greenwashing’ and what we can do about it: William Beer

Dr William Beer13 Feb 20231 min read

BBC Radio 4 Broadcast: Net Zero - A Very British Problem