Interested in reducing your carbon emissions and cutting fuel costs?
Hardly a week goes by without climate change or carbon emissions hitting the news. CARBON ACTION is a standard for Reducing Energy Consumption and Cutting Carbon Emissions. Of benefit to all types of organisations, from service, to manufacturing and even schools – if you consume energy in order to deliver your product or service, then CARBON ACTION is suitable.
- Real Impact: Reduced Energy Consumption – Those organisations achieving CARBON ACTION reported a reduction in energy consumption and positive direction of travel towards achieving targets for cost reduction.
- Real Impact: Supports ISO 14001 Compliance
- Real Impact: Increased Staff Awareness and Commitment to Cutting Costs and Saving Energy services – By involving staff by raising awareness of climate change issues and the costs and key contributors to the carbon footprint, organisations are able to influence the hearts and minds of employees, encouraging them to take positive action by powering off and suggesting new ways of saving energy.
- Real Impact: Winning new customers – Some organisations are now asking suppliers to demonstrate carbon reduction as part of their tendering process. Public sector organisations and local authorities are being asked to comply with ‘National Indicators’ (NI 185 and NI 186) which form part of their contract with Government Office. Tesco and Co–op are now requiring their supplier to have Carbon Reduction programmes in place.
- Real Impact: Competitive Differentiation – Being seen to be green is a positive strategic move. Many organisations are keen to take action before they are pressed to do so. In line with Corporate Social Responsibility, reducing their environmental impact sets organisation apart from the competition.
- Real Impact: Customer loyalty – As large organisations choose to ‘green their supply chain’, they will continue to contract/purchase from suppliers who demonstrate green credentials. (M&S, Plan A…because there is no Plan B).
For further information, contact Mike Bate on 07957 166253 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
CQL Group in association with Centre for Assessment & Recognition Ltd are holding regular seminars for organisations in London and the South East on climate change and some of its implications. Click Here for further details and online booking.
