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What is Net-Zero Carbon?
Net-zero Carbon, or "carbon-neutral", refers to achieving an overall balance between emissions produced and emissions removed from the Earth's atmosphere.
The rise in prominence of net-zero carbon commitments is strongly supported by the latest scientific assessments. The 2023 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) underscores that achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is vital for keeping global temperature increases below 1.5 degrees Celsius. With timely and significant emission reductions, we can meet climate goals and foster a sustainable and resilient future.
Empower Your Business with Sustainable Energy Solutions
With the ongoing fluctuations in energy prices and the UK government's ambitious 2050 net-zero target, now is the perfect moment to embrace a net-zero strategy and on-site energy generation. This approach not only reduces your dependency on the grid but also significantly lowers your carbon footprint. Implementing these strategies can help future-proof your operations against energy market volatility and regulatory changes while contributing to a greener economy.
Explore On-Site Generation and Energy Efficiency
Whether you're considering on-site generation options like Solar Panels or energy-efficient technologies such as Battery Storage and Heat Pumps, our experts are here to guide you. We'll not only provide expert advice but also implement the most fitting solution tailored to your business."
How can we help?
- Desktop Technology Feasibility Study.
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Technology Tendering & Sourcing Services
- Funding Options - PPAs and financing
- Independent review of projected ROI.
- Carbon Reporting
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Project Management
- Progress and ROI review
Why Implement a Carbon Reduction Strategy?
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Supply Chain - if you sit within a supply chain, your customers will begin to require a clear net zero commitment when tendering for their business.
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Investors – banks and investors increasingly demand strong environmental, social and corporate governance to invest.
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Government Bids - You can no longer bid for government contracts over £5m without a demonstrable carbon reduction roadmap.
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Competitors - get ahead of your competitors and stand out to customers.
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Long-term Return on Investment - reduce your bills by improving energy efficiency and avoiding volatile wholesale energy market prices by moving off-grid.