to measure a carbon footprint
It is increasingly important to consider carbon dioxide emissions from our places of work so that carbon footprints can be managed, reduced and accurately reported to stakeholders and customers.
"directors must have regard to the impact of their company operations on the environment"
How we can help
Typically, energy appraisals and carbon footprinting can:
- Measure and quantify energy use and efficiency
- Identify and prioritise areas with the greatest savings potential
- Produce a strategy for changes
- Calculate corporate carbon footprints for marketing purposes
- Satisfy requirements of investors and customers
- Identify strategies to become low carbon or "carbon neutral"
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Specialist
Graham Gilleberg
Director
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graham.gilleberg@millardconsulting.co.ukThings to consider
The Companies Act requires that directors have regard to the impact of company operations on the community and environment when acting to achieve their objectives. This is a significant responsibility and establishing a baseline carbon footprint and strategy for improvements would be an important and useful part of this process.