A LEADING energy company has been appointed to help reach net zero carbon at a new garden village in Oxfordshire. The county council has appointed Urbanomy, a new spin-off of EDF, to advise on energy decisions at the Salt Cross garden village near Eynsham. The garden village will see 2,200 homes, a primary school with a 1,000 pupil capacity, a health centre and a science park built. Urbanomy will support Project LEO (Local Energy Oxfordshire) and build on the Energy Action Plan (EAP) of the area. It will also assess the energy supply and demand at the garden village, and its impact on the local grid.