Why manage your carbon footprint?

Efficency

Benchmark current levels and:

strive for higher levels of output
use lower levels of input
generate less waste.

Stakeholder pressure

Customers are starting to ask for evidence of carbon management
Government has committed to cut CO2 against 1990 levels by 60% by 2050, and by between 26% and 32% by 2020
Public sector organisations and their supply chains first to experience government GHG reduction pressure
Communities – increasing importance of maintaining a good public image with respect to the environment
Employees, in particular younger people and those with young families, increasingly value employers taking positive steps to improve environmental performance

Legislative compliance

Levels of compliance for businesses look set to increase worldwide. Businesses that act now will be far better placed to mitigate increasing compliance costs in the future.

Competitive advantage

The following business benefits are only an advantage as long as your competition hasn’t beaten you to it:

Prime cost reductions
Tender & interview success rates as environmental performance increases significance in bid evaluation
Early mover advantage - drive the agenda with customers with the confidence that you are ahead of competitors
Reputation gains
Corporate Social Responsibility Performance improvement

REN solutions

Why work with us

Construction industry specialist
Flexibility of service
Experience and ability to communicate effectively from ground worker to chairman.

Deliverables

Carbon footprint - overall, per employee & per £1m turnover
Green House Gas Report to ISO 14064-1 Standard
Recommendations for GHG reductions
Recommended actions to improve data collection, reporting accuracy and scope

How we can work with you

Measurement and reporting
Auditing & inspection
Coaching & Mentoring
Research & development
Impact assessment
Stakeholder mapping, engagement and dialogue
Workshops
Bid support for sustainability issues
Interim management