Net Zero is a state which will only be achieved when there is a balance between greenhouse gases emitted and removed from the atmosphere by human activities.
Ahead of Net-Zero Week, which runs from 1st to 7th July, our team have been myth busting Net Zero to help you navigate the truth from the rumours.
Join our free webinar on 1st June and be guided through the process of developing a carbon reduction plan for your business.
Thornham Village Hall is a community space situated on the North Norfolk Coast. Groundwork’s Sustainability Consultants recently visited the village hall to provide advice on what the hall needed to do to take their EV charging point idea forward.
Groundwork’s Sustainability Consultants conducted an energy audit for Hadleigh Community Primary School as part of Net Zero Suffolk, identifying a number of measures which would improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
Sustainable procurement is buying goods and services for your organisation that are good for the environment, ethically sourced, and socially responsible.
In this blog, we explore why organisations should invest time and resources into sustainable procurement.
In this blog, we explore how, by installing renewable energy sources within your business, such as solar panels or wind generators, businesses can save money and the planet at the same time.
The Getting to grips with Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Reporting Q&A webinar will explore the requirements and benefits of reporting on your greenhouse gas emissions, what you need to be including in your organisation’s ‘carbon footprint’ and where to go to for help.
The term net-zero is widely used, but what does it actually mean?
In this blog we explain what everyone is talking about when referring to net-zero, greenhouse gases and scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions.
The net-zero agenda isn’t new; many big organizations now put sustainability at the heart of their business; with sustainability and profitability going hand in hand. Â
In this blog, we look at five industry leaders and share some of the actions they’re undertaking on their journey to achieve net-zero.
Science Based Targets are defined as such when they align with the scale of reductions required to keep global temperature increases well-below 2°C compared to pre-industrial temperatures.
