Reducing your business’ emissions not only brings benefits to your business and the wider community, but it also contributes to the government’s target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Following on from a successful 2-year pilot, we are excited to launch our Sustainability Service. Through this service you can access the Sustainability Cluster, B Corp support, and a bespoke carbon reduction plan.

What is a carbon reduction plan? 

A carbon reduction plan is a roadmap created by businesses or organisations to cut down on their carbon emissions and environmental footprint. It sets targets for reducing emissions, outlines strategies to achieve these goals, and tracks progress over time. 

These plans often involve measures like boosting energy efficiency, adopting renewable energy sources, and promoting sustainable practices to help combat climate change. 

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How can we support your business? 

Businesses will receive support from a specialist technical advisor to:  

  1. Establish a baseline for their carbon footprint 
  2. Develop a carbon reduction plan with a target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, including measurable targets to help your business prioritise carbon reduction activities with a clear estimate of carbon savings 
  3. Undertake a site visit (where appropriate) to better understand your business 

Examples of businesses we’ve supported 

Learn more about how the pilot has already been helping food and drink businesses from across Wales: 

How can your business get involved? 

To register your interest, please contact us on the email below and include “Carbon Reduction Plans support” in the subject line.

Register today

 

 

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