Steer produced a report exploring the feasibility of implementing a dense network of Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCPs) within the London Borough of Hackney to be used by residents.

As part of the Lancashire Local Enterprise Partnership's commitment to developing the capacity and competence of its partners, Steer Economic Development was commissioned to deliver a series of three masterclasses, focused on ‘Excellence in Business Case Development’.

Throughout 2020, Steer Economic Development was commissioned to support South Ribble Borough Council on the development of a £25million bid to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) £3.6 billion Towns Fund to invest in Leyland’s Town Centre.

Steer is working with the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) to develop a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Strategic Plan for the diverse six-county region.

Ranked on the INRIX Traffic Scorecard at 64 worldwide, Greater Seattle Area residents lose an average of 79 hours per year to traffic-related delays. As a result, the region has been heavily focused on promoting investment in more sustainable means of transportation, alongside spearheading forward-thinking initiatives and programs such as the Small Business Incentive project.

Steer has helped develop a range of measures to enable residents and visitors to distance safely from one another as they go about essential journeys on foot and by bike in Richmond and East Twickenham, London.

Our team worked with the City of London Corporation to explore the feasibility of re-purposing some of the Corporation’s under-utilised car parks as last mile logistics hubs.

Steer Economic Development was commissioned to undertake an assessment of the feasibility of developing an Innovation Park at the former Coalite site, a 60-hectare former chemicals site spanning the Bolsover and North East Derbyshire Districts.

Steer Economic Development was commissioned competitively by the Department for Business, Enterprise, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to advise on future technology and sectoral innovations which should be prioritised for consideration by the shortly-to-be-formed Regulatory Horizons Council

Steer Economic Development worked with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to evaluate and iterate the Department’s published guidance on its use of complexity theory in evaluation.