Businesses produce 40 per cent of the UK's carbon emissions, so offices have a real chance to make a difference in tackling climate change. We've created this site to show organisations and their employees how to adopt greener working practices.
You'll find practical advice on switching to green electricity, green transport policies, improving energy efficiency, and even generating your own power. We show how these changes benefit the environment, your company's reputation, and your bottom line.
A greener office is good for everyone. Use this site as a starting point to take action and reduce your office's carbon footprint.
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Businesses produce 40 per cent of the UK's carbon emissions, so offices have a real chance to make a difference in tackling climate change. We've created this site to show organisations and their employees how to adopt greener working practices.
You'll find practical advice on switching to green electricity, green transport policies, improving energy efficiency, and even generating your own power. We show how these changes benefit the environment, your company's reputation, and your bottom line.
A greener office is good for everyone. Use this site as a starting point to take action and reduce your office's carbon footprint.
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