Why Manufacturers Should Care About Carbon Accounting

July 15, 2024

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5 minutes

On 10th July, Climate Essentials partnered with Manufacturing NI to deliver an insightful webinar focused on the importance of carbon accounting for manufacturers.

The event highlighted the evolving role of carbon accounting in the manufacturing sector and how it can drive organisations towards greater environmental and economic success.

Key takeaways:

Upcoming Regulations: The webinar provided an in-depth understanding of new regulations affecting the manufacturing industry and how businesses can prepare for compliance.
Leveraging Changes: Attendees learned how to use these regulatory changes to their advantage, turning potential challenges into opportunities for growth and innovation.
Practical Steps: Practical advice was given on how to get started with carbon accounting, including initial steps and best practices.
Communication Strategies: The session covered effective ways to communicate a company's commitment to sustainability, progress, and success in carbon reduction to stakeholders.

‍About Climate Essentials

Climate Essentials is committed to helping businesses measure, visualise, and reduce their carbon emissions with their award-winning carbon intelligence platform. Our platform offers science-backed carbon accounting software and tailored advice to support businesses in their sustainability journey.

Enhance Brand Image: Show your commitment to sustainability to customers, regulators, employees, and investors.

Measure All Emissions: Obtain a comprehensive understanding of your carbon footprint, including the supply chain, to ensure an accurate baseline and identify carbon hotspots for informed decision-making.

Take Climate Action: With tailored reduction plans, you'll have a roadmap and high-quality data to make clear choices on how to reduce your emissions.

Proven success:

Climate Essentials is trusted by over 15 public sector bodies and more than 1,000 organisations. We have successfully helped businesses reduce 14,000 tonnes of CO2e and save approximately £300,000 in energy costs.