How we are helping our clients to become carbon neutral
Companies working to become carbon neutral need to consider three things:
Carbon analysis footprint:
taking the steps to estimate a GHG footprint can inform management, set the stage for identifying emission reduction opportunities or establish a baseline against which to measure GHG emissions reduction commitments. A company can use this invaluable information in developing a robust carbon strategy.
Commitment to a carbon management strategy:
for a company to truly become carbon neutral it may require long-term development in new technology and operational processes, significant capital investment and internal employee behaviour change, all of which take time. Therefore a company needs to be committed to reducing this GHG footprint by investing in a long tern carbon management strategy.
Carbon offsetting:
external measures such as carbon offsetting can provide short term environmental benefits. It is a quick, easy and cost effective way to balance a carbon footprint whilst a company waits for the fruition of its internal abatement measures.
EcoSecurities has the experience, the portfolio and the expertise to help clients mitigate the effects of climate change ensuring any claims of carbon neutrality are not only rigorous but transparent. Highlighted below are examples of carbon neutral best practice.
A selection of our clients
Orient Global has achieved carbon neutrality for 2008, qualifying for EcoSecurities’ Climate Partnership Programme. EcoSecurities helped Orient Global determine its carbon footprint as well as sourcing and retiring Voluntary Emission Reductions (VERs) from the Rocky Farm Biogas Project in the Philippines.
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Are planning to become carbon neutral by 2012. After considering 29 other providers, NetJets Europe approached EcoSecurities to supply them with credits from its wide portfolio of emission reduction types. The company decided to invest in pre-registration Verified Emission Reductions (VERs) from the following projects to offset the carbon emissions of both the company and its clients. read more... |
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