Carbon Footprint

A common scenario, for an organisation that is reporting on its carbon emissions will be to focus first on its scope 1 and scope 2 emissions, as determined by the Green House Gas (GHG) protocol. Scope 1 emissions are essentially all the emissions that are directly owned or controlled by a company, for example, at its […]

Did you know that 57% of consumers in the UK are willing to spend more on sustainable products? There’s no doubt that our country is moving towards a greener future. COP26 has highlighted the government’s willingness to start building more eco-friendly infrastructure, and demands for products that are kinder to the planet are on the rise! But,

You might know the size of your shoes, but are you clued up on the size of your footprint? Go back a couple of decades and asking anyone about their carbon footprint would probably get you little more than some very confused strangers. It wasn’t commonplace knowledge, and, in some areas, it still isn’t. But,

Do your green claims comply with government regulation? In recent weeks, the government has introduced a whole range of new eco-friendly policies – probably in preparation for the upcoming COP26 – and not all of them have made the news. You might have read a lot about heat pump grants and net-zero initiatives, but what

So, you want to write a carbon reduction plan; or maybe you want to be carbon neutral; or perhaps you’re just curious. For whatever reason, you’ve made the decision to calculate the carbon footprint of your business. What’s the best way of going about it? Should you use a carbon calculator or a consultant? This

“It’s a waste of time and money to measure my carbon footprint!” “I buy renewable energy so there is no need for me worry about my carbon footprint!” “It’s too complicated to calculate my carbon footprint!” “We need to take action on carbon now, not waste time trying to measure it!” “My carbon footprint is