With a UK government target to achieve net zero by 2050 and a raft of initiatives to support it, businesses can no longer ignore their environmental impact.
Also with UK electricity use and non-commodity costs forecast to grow, reducing energy, and becoming less reliant on the grid makes good business sense.
So what does net zero mean?Â
Net zero aims to counterbalance the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced with the amount removed from the atmosphere.
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There are several ways businesses can cut carbon emissions, build energy resilience, and support the climate change plan.
From energy efficiency upgrades and behavioural change initiatives right through to the deployment of smart-grid technologies and renewable energy systems. What’s important is understanding which carbon-cutting route is the most appropriate for your business.
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Our team will help you to create a robust plan specific to your business which will explore:
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Energy conservation
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Generation efficiency and optimisation
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Onsite renewable energy generation
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Carbon offsets