Thomas Halliwell stay ahead of the game with strategic mission to become Net Zero. Thomas Halliwell Ltd are delighted to announce that they have joined forces with their Carbon Partner, Auditel, to deliver on their strategic commitment of reaching Net Zero. Thomas Halliwell Ltd is a respected and trusted mechanical, electrical and renewable energy contractor that provides effective and bespoke solutions to its clients across the UK in industries that range from pharmaceuticals to space exploration. Jon Halliwell, Director at Thomas Halliwell, said. “As an ambitious and future-thinking company, we want to grow in a way that is sustainable and responsible – protecting our planet and the environment. We are committed to our goal of becoming carbon neutral in the coming years while on our longer-term journey to reach Net Zero. To help on this mission, we have joined forces with Auditel, who have produced our first carbon footprint report. We decided to partner with Auditel to get their expert opinion on where we were already succeeding on our sustainability mission – along with the areas where we could improve. Together we have completed the first phase of our journey and now have a detailed breakdown of our carbon footprint across scope 1, 2 and 3 which totals 129.52 tCO2e As a small to medium size enterprise working in mechanical and electrical (M&E), we are not aware of anyone like us who has taken taking this step on the journey to becoming carbon neutral and reaching Net Zero. Obviously, the UK government has made a legal commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and we were keen to ‘stay ahead of the game’. Auditel’s report helped us identify that most of our emissions come from transport. We’re a nationwide business and our employees are sometimes required to go across the country to complete jobs for our clients. This kind of travel is mainly unavoidable for the growth of our business, so we have already identified ways of helping to cut these emissions – including purchasing an electric van to use on our more local jobs. We’re also excited about the prospect of investing in new low carbon emitting technologies in the future while looking into ways we can offset our emissions.” Auditels Carbon Specialist Mark Appleton comments. “It’s great to be working with the team at Thomas Halliwell and they are showing real leadership in their sector. They are reducing their own carbon footprint but also helping their customers reduce their carbon emissions as well and becoming a vital “low carbon” link in their customers supply chain. With many of their public and private sector clients also addressing their carbon emissions this is enabling Thomas Halliwell to make carbon management a competitive advantage for them because they are really aligning with their customer’s needs.”
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Thomas Halliwell stay ahead of the game with strategic mission to become Net Zero. Thomas Halliwell Ltd are delighted to announce that they have joined forces with their Carbon Partner, Auditel, to deliver on their strategic commitment of reaching Net Zero. Thomas Halliwell Ltd is a respected and trusted mechanical, electrical and renewable energy contractor that provides effective and bespoke solutions to its clients across the UK in industries that range from pharmaceuticals to space exploration. Jon Halliwell, Director at Thomas Halliwell, said. “As an ambitious and future-thinking company, we want to grow in a way that is sustainable and responsible – protecting our planet and the environment. We are committed to our goal of becoming carbon neutral in the coming years while on our longer-term journey to reach Net Zero. To help on this mission, we have joined forces with Auditel, who have produced our first carbon footprint report. We decided to partner with Auditel to get their expert opinion on where we were already succeeding on our sustainability mission – along with the areas where we could improve. Together we have completed the first phase of our journey and now have a detailed breakdown of our carbon footprint across scope 1, 2 and 3 which totals 129.52 tCO2e As a small to medium size enterprise working in mechanical and electrical (M&E), we are not aware of anyone like us who has taken taking this step on the journey to becoming carbon neutral and reaching Net Zero. Obviously, the UK government has made a legal commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and we were keen to ‘stay ahead of the game’. Auditel’s report helped us identify that most of our emissions come from transport. We’re a nationwide business and our employees are sometimes required to go across the country to complete jobs for our clients. This kind of travel is mainly unavoidable for the growth of our business, so we have already identified ways of helping to cut these emissions – including purchasing an electric van to use on our more local jobs. We’re also excited about the prospect of investing in new low carbon emitting technologies in the future while looking into ways we can offset our emissions.” Auditels Carbon Specialist Mark Appleton comments. “It’s great to be working with the team at Thomas Halliwell and they are showing real leadership in their sector. They are reducing their own carbon footprint but also helping their customers reduce their carbon emissions as well and becoming a vital “low carbon” link in their customers supply chain. With many of their public and private sector clients also addressing their carbon emissions this is enabling Thomas Halliwell to make carbon management a competitive advantage for them because they are really aligning with their customer’s needs.”
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I've just published a new blog post on "The Path to Net-Zero," and I can’t wait to share it with you! Companies around the world are stepping up to the plate, taking bold actions to cut emissions and fight climate change. But what does it really take to achieve net-zero? It’s fascinating to see how investing in renewable energy and improving energy efficiency not only reduces emissions but also drives business growth. Companies are not just meeting their climate goals—they're setting new industry standards. Curious to learn more? Dive into the article and discover how your business can lead the way in the net-zero movement. #NetZero #Sustainability #ClimateAction #CorporateResponsibility #ESG ESG Positive Impact #SupplyChain #SDGs #Sustainability #CorporateSustainability #emissions #CO2e https://lnkd.in/gvXGAv3P
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16 Tactics Net-Zero Companies Use to Slash Corporate Carbon Footprint - An insightful blog by Josh Prigge, North Star Carbon Management Following 16 innovative strategies from NET-ZERO companies are mentioned in the blog- 1. Implementing Advanced Renewable Energy Solutions 2. Investing in Carbon Capture Technologies 3. Engaging in Sustainable Supply Chain Management 4. Adopting a Circular Economy Model 5. Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Operations with Energy Audits 6. Using Eco-friendly Materials and Resources 7. Hire a Sustainability Consultant 8. Transitioning to Low-Emission Transportation 9. Reducing Waste Through Innovative Recycling Programs 10. Utilizing AI and Big Data for Efficient Resource Management 11. Optimizing Business Travel for Carbon Efficiency 12. Reduce Employee Commuting 13. Procure Renewable Natural Gas 14. Establish Internal Price for Carbon Company-Wide 15. Purchase Carbon Credits or Offsets 16. Purchase Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) to Support Green Energy #ghgaccounting #netzero Read the full blog at - https://lnkd.in/gKJB_xFe
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Executive Summary The report titled “Achieving Net-Zero Carbon Emissions: Innovations Driving Progress in Industry” is a collaborative effort between EIT InnoEnergy and the the European Union. This report provides an in-depth analysis of the innovations and strategies necessary for industries to transition towards net-zero carbon emissions, highlighting the critical role of technology and collaboration in this transformation. Key Findings: 1. The Importance of Net-Zero Goals: • The report underscores the urgency of #achievingnetzerocarbonemissions to combat climate change. It highlights the commitment of the #EuropeanUnion and various industries to reduce #greenhousegasemissions significantly, aiming for a #sustainablefuture. 2. Innovative Technologies: • A significant focus of the report is on the innovative technologies driving decarbonization in various industrial sectors. Key technologies discussed include: • Renewable Energy Solutions: The integration of solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources to power industrial processes. • Energy Efficiency Measures: Advancements in #energymanagementsystems and processes that enhance efficiency and reduce energy consumption. • Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS): Innovative approaches to #capturecarbonemissions and repurpose or store them to minimize environmental impact. 3. Sectoral Insights: • The report provides insights into specific sectors, such as manufacturing, transportation, and energy, illustrating how tailored solutions and innovations can drive progress towards net-zero goals. Each sector’s unique challenges and opportunities for carbon reduction are examined. 4. Collaboration and Policy Support: • The report emphasizes the importance of collaboration among stakeholders, including governments, businesses, and research institutions, to foster innovation and share best practices. It also discusses the role of supportive policies and regulatory frameworks in enabling industries to adopt sustainable practices and technologies. 5. Investment and Financing: • The study highlight the necessity of increased investment in #cleantechnologies and sustainable practices. Recommendations are made for financing mechanisms that can support innovation, including public-private partnerships and funding programs that incentivize research and development in #lowcarbon solutions. Conclusion “Achieving Net-Zero Carbon Emissions: Innovations Driving Progress in Industry” serves as a vital resource for #industryleaders, #policymakers, and #researchers focused on the transition to a #sustainablelowcarboneconomy. By showcasing #innovativesolutions and the importance of collaboration, the report provides a roadmap for industries aiming to achieve #netzerocarbonemissions while fostering #economicgrowth and #environmentalsustainability. The insights and recommendations outlined in the report are crucial for driving the necessary changes to combat #climatechange effectively.
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