A Carbon Management System (CMS) is a structured framework that enables an organisation to measure, monitor, manage, and reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. It typically includes a carbon inventory, reduction targets, governance arrangements, data management processes, and a programme of reduction initiatives. A well-designed CMS embeds carbon management into business as usual rather than treating it as a one-off exercise.
Our Carbon Literacy training is accredited by The Carbon Literacy Project. It covers the science of climate change, the carbon impact of everyday decisions, and what individuals and organisations can do to reduce emissions. Each learner leaves with a personal low-carbon action pledge. Training is tailored to your sector and can be delivered face-to-face or online. Successful participants receive a Carbon Literacy Certificate.
PAS 2080 is the internationally recognised standard for managing carbon in infrastructure. It provides a framework for infrastructure owners, designers, and contractors to collaborate on reducing whole life carbon across projects. We support organisations to understand the standard, develop implementation plans, build internal capability, and align procurement and design decisions with PAS 2080 requirements.
The duration of an energy audit depends on the size and complexity of your organisation or site. A desktop audit for a single building can typically be completed within one to two weeks. A full ESOS-level or multi-site audit may take four to eight weeks. We begin with a scoping conversation to understand your requirements and agree a realistic timeframe and deliverable specification.
Yes. While we are based in the UK, we work with organisations across multiple geographies, including Nigeria and other international locations. Our services are adaptable to different regulatory contexts and we have experience applying international carbon standards and frameworks in diverse settings. Please get in touch to discuss your specific requirements.