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How to measure, reduce and offset their carbon footprint

Shareholders, consumers and employees are increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of the companies that they interact with. Companies want and need to reduce their impact on the environment, one of the biggest is their carbon footprint. Stakeholders expect businesses to be at the forefront of delivering the Paris Accords, which commit us to limit global warming to a maximum of 2°C. For companies that want to demonstrate environmental leadership, we have developed a complete NeutralCarbon service to allow them, in a few easy steps, to measure, reduce and offset the climate change impact of travel, a product, a service, or even the whole company.

What

Definition of scope and boundaries
Establishment of an appropriate baseline year
Development of practical monitoring and reporting procedures
Annual emissions report
Sourcing of an offset portfolio tailored to meet your requirements
Evidence of irrevocable offset cancellation
Offset project marketing materials
NeutralCarbon certification
NeutralCarbon branding and logo pack
Benefits

Gives you a viable plan to reduce your carbon footprint
Puts you in control of your climate change risks and image
Implementable solutions tailored to your business’ needs
Reduces your workload
Meets national reporting requirements
Creates a positive marketing message
Increases revenue by being an environmentally responsible company


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