Measuring your carbon footprint across Scope 1 (direct emissions), Scope 2 (purchased energy) and Scope 3 (your wider value chain) is no longer just good practice — UK government procurement policy (PPN 06/21) requires a Carbon Reduction Plan for many public sector contracts above a certain value, and increasingly customers and investors expect suppliers to report and reduce emissions too.
We help you measure your footprint accurately, produce a Carbon Reduction Plan in the format procurers expect, and build a realistic net-zero roadmap — including support with ISO 14064 (greenhouse gas quantification and verification) and ISO 14068 (carbon neutrality) where relevant.
You need a Carbon Reduction Plan to bid for a contract that requires one under PPN 06/21.
Your customers or investors are asking about emissions and you need a credible answer and a plan.
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions measured using recognised methodologies, not a rough estimate.
A Carbon Reduction Plan built to the PPN 06/21 format expected by UK public sector procurers.
Realistic targets and a practical action plan to reduce emissions year on year.
Guidance on greenhouse gas quantification and verification where a higher level of assurance is needed.
Support working towards recognised carbon neutrality, including offsetting best practice.
Carbon measurement built into a wider ISO 14001 environmental management system.
We measure your current Scope 1, 2 and (where relevant) Scope 3 emissions.
We agree realistic reduction targets and the actions needed to hit them.
We support you implementing the practical changes that reduce emissions and often cost too.
We help you report progress annually and keep your Carbon Reduction Plan current.
If you're bidding for a UK central government contract above the relevant threshold, PPN 06/21 requires bidders to have a published Carbon Reduction Plan committing to net zero by 2050 — we can check whether this applies to a specific tender.
Scope 1 covers direct emissions from sources you own or control (like company vehicles or on-site combustion); Scope 2 covers emissions from purchased electricity, heat or steam; Scope 3 covers everything else in your value chain, such as purchased goods, business travel and waste.
No. ISO 14001 is a management system standard for environmental management generally; ISO 14064 is specifically about quantifying, reporting and verifying greenhouse gas emissions, and can sit alongside or independently of ISO 14001.
Carbon neutral typically means offsetting your emissions to net zero impact now, often through purchased credits; net zero (as commonly defined, including PPN 06/21) requires deep, genuine reduction of emissions with only residual amounts offset, usually against a long-term target such as 2050.
We quote a fixed price for footprint measurement and plan development, agreed after a free scoping call based on your size and complexity.
Most of our clients need more than one of these — here's what tends to go together.
Environmental management certification and support transitioning to ISO 14001:2026.
Know exactly which environmental legislation applies — and prove you comply.
Run ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 as one lean, integrated system.
Your part-time, outsourced QHSE manager — keeping the system live between full-time hires.
Tell us about your tender deadline or reporting need and we'll quote a fixed price.
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